The Ministry of Health has confirmed that for the second day in a row, there were no coronavirus deaths in the Balearic Islands on Monday and there were no new infections either.
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@John Jones, I think they mean that 1102 of the total 1908 infected were admitted to hospital, not that they are still there. The remaining 806 will have been quarantined at home. Of the 1102, 167 were admitted to intensive care. That at least is my interpretation but the article is confusing.
So if 1,908 cases have been recored and 1,294 have been discharged and 197 have unfortunately died, surely there can only be 609 left in hospital not 1,102!!!
This is very welcome news. I hope these reductions of people dying or getting infected continue to progress in a positive manner.