The 14-day cumulative incidence in the Balearics has risen from 106.5 to 128.3 (the seven-day rate has increased from 80.32 to 95.17). In Mallorca the 14-day rate is up from 97.8 to 113.7. In Minorca it is 283.4. The seven-day positivity test rate is 5.49% for the Balearics (up from 4.81%) and 5.58% for Mallorca (up from 4.92%); Minorca's is 15.6%. The 14-day incidence rate for the most affected age group (16-29) has climbed from 357.08 to 446.89.
There are 53 Covid patients on hospital wards, two fewer than Thursday - 42 Mallorca, 6 Minorca, five Ibiza. In intensive care, there are two more patients - eight Mallorca, four Ibiza and one Minorca.
The total number of active cases being attended to by the health service in the Balearics is 1,708, a further rise of 234. Primary care in Mallorca is monitoring 916 people. Twenty-seven more people have recovered, six of whom were in hospital. No new deaths have been reported; the total remains 845.
In terms of vaccination - 951,722 doses have been administered; 744,724 in Mallorca. 56.28% of the target population has received at least one dose and 39.5% the full course - 409, 671 people (324,094 in Mallorca).
New cases over the past seven days in Mallorca's municipalities:
417: Palma
77: Llucmajor
33: Marratxi
30: Manacor
22: Calvia
16: Alcudia, Pollensa
14: Campos
13: Felanitx
12: Santanyi
11: Ses Salines
10: Arta, Sant Llorenç
7: Capdepera
6: Esporles, Inca
5: Consell, Soller, Son Servera
3: Alaro, Sa Pobla, Santa Maria, Selva
2: Muro, Sant Joan, Santa Eugenia
1: Algaida, Binissalem, Buger, Bunyola, Campanet, Costitx, Maria de la Salut, Petra, Santa Margalida, Vilafranca.
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Do they also test those who have had the vaccine? It would be good to know the 'incidence of efficacy'.