The test rate for the 86 cases is 3.52%, whereas it was 2.44% on Thursday. The seven-day positivity test rate in the Balearics is currently 3.96%, with Mallorca at 3.28%, the lowest among the four islands.
The 14-day cumulative incidence in the Balearics is up to 93.5 from 93.0 on Thursday. In Mallorca this is 88.6, down from 89.0; Minorca up from 117.1 to 133.8; Ibiza down from 106.0 to 100.8; Formentera up from 42.0 to 50.4. The seven-day cumulative incidence in the Balearics is down from 47.46 to 46.61.
Among the age groups, the highest 14-day incidence is currently 119.11 for 30-39, followed by 113.50 for 40-49 and 101.48 for under-16s. Two municipalities are classified as extreme risk (250 incidence or more over 14 days) - Mancor de la Vall, 523.6 based on eight new cases, and Mahon in Minorca with a rate of 273.7 (81 cases). One municipality is high risk (150 incidence or more) - Alaior in Minorca on 190.1 (18 cases).
The number of Covid patients on hospital wards has risen by two to 33 - Mallorca 23 (up three), Ibiza nine (down two), and Minorca one (up from zero). The ICU Covid occupancy rate has dropped to 5.5% from 6.16% - there are 17 patients in Mallorca (down two) and two in Ibiza (no change).
Primary care in the Balearics as a whole is monitoring 1,170 people, a rise of 17, and in Mallorca 844 (21 more than on Thursday).
Since the start of the pandemic there have been 101,493 cases and 1,006 deaths - no more deaths have been reported.
The vaccination: 83.90% of the target population in the Balearics have received at least one dose - 868,245 people, 321 more than on Thursday. 82.21% have had the full course - 850,799 people, 352 more.
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