The seven-day positivity rate for the Balearics is up from 9.92% to 10.34%; in Mallorca from 10.42% to 11.01%.
The 14-day cumulative incidence in the Balearics has risen from 408.9 on Wednesday to 464.9. In Mallorca, this has gone up from 346.0 to 404.0; in Minorca from 1044.5 to 1053.9. The rate in Ibiza has climbed from 405.1 to 475.5 and in Formentera from 168.0 to 268.8. The seven-day incidence rate for the whole of the Balearics has risen from 228.25 to 265.21.
The 14-day incidence rate among the 16-29 age group has increased from 1328.76 to 1480.25. All other age groups show increases compared with Wednesday:
Under-16, 314.69 from 277.44
30-39, 574.14 from 490.16
40-49, 263.86 from 226.99
50-59, 170.09 from 145.96
60-69, 152.69 from 133.07
Over-70, 59.20 from 46.90.
On hospital wards, there are 71 Covid patients in Mallorca (ten more than Wednesday). The number of patients in Ibiza is up from eleven to fourteen but is down in Minorca from 14 to 12. In intensive care units, there are 19 patients in Mallorca (down one), three in Ibiza (no change) and four in Minorca (up one). Intensive care occupancy is currently 12%. The health service is attending to a total of 5,010 people. One new death has been reported, the first for almost a month. The total since the start of the pandemic is 846.
The vaccination, 1,132,739 doses have been administered. 64.8% of the target population has had at least one dose, while 50.6% (523,718 people) have had the complete course.
By municipality, new cases over the past seven days are:
1219: Palma
215: Ibiza
188: Ciutadella (Minorca)
102: Llucmajor
97: Calvia
96: Sant Antoni (Ibiza)
87: Sant Josep (Ibiza)
85: Marratxi
80: Santa Eularia (Ibiza)
76: Mahon (Minorca)
67: Manacor
61: Inca
55: Campos
52: Alcudia
45: Alaior (Minorca)
37: Es Mercadal (Minorca)
31: Felanitx
26: Ferreries (Minorca), Pollensa, Sant Llorenç
25: Lloseta
24: Formentera
23: Selva
22: Sa Pobla, Santanyi
19: Binissalem, Muro
17: Arta, Sineu
15: Bunyola, Santa Margalida, Son Servera
14: Esporles, Ses Salines
12: Capdepera
11: Montuiri, Santa Maria, Soller
10: Es Castell (Minorca), Sant Lluís (Minorca)
9: Andratx, Sant Joan de Labritja (Ibiza)
8: Consell
7: Alaro, Porreres
5: Algaida
4: Es Migjorn Gran (Minorca), Mancor de la Vall
3: Campanet, Costitx, Sencelles
2: Ariany, Banyalbufar, Llubi, Maria de la Salut, Santa Eugenia, Valldemossa, Vilafranca
1: Fornalutx, Lloret de Vistalegre, Petra
Six municipalities have had no cases: Buger, Deya, Escorca, Estellencs, Puigpunyent, Sant Joan.
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Leo I think the domino effect of the students partying is what is being shown in the infection rates at present, it’s not the tourists that have been the cause of this spike, that said, thousands of tourists arriving now and being careless could be absolutely devastating
They have already a plan, furst get in so much money as possible and when the season is over they will Close down Mallorca with curfews and restrictions, Its al about the money and not about the Corona, Its just an excuse.
Why are the infection rates suddenly increasing? Has the Indian Delta Variant come on to the Island. If so HOW?
Few month ago with numbers around 50.. Restaurant could not open. Now its more than 500 every day and life is seems normal, even no masks needed outside. Its not about saving lifes ist not about pressure on hospital. Its a fake virus. Since this pandemic. They stolen money and time from us. Its a shame that they could do this with people.
The Government were highly pressurised by all the Tourist Industry, and because they listened every resident will suffer. They should start thinking more of saving jobs and next years season now, with far stricter ,enforceable regulations and penalties ,than trying to rush . It's like kicking patients out when not cured.