The test rate for the 2,848 cases is 30.41%. It was 32.96% on Tuesday. The seven-day positivity test rate is down slightly from 33.89% to 33.29%.
The 14-day cumulative incidence in the Balearics is up slightly from 3316.7 on Tuesday to 3318.1. In Mallorca, this is down from 3124.4 to 3112.1; Ibiza up from 4349.0 to 4393.2; Minorca up from 3685.7 to 3744.2; Formentera up from 1923.7 to 1965.7.
The seven-day incidence in the Balearics is down from 1408.7 to 1339.0.
On hospital wards, the number of Covid patients is down by six to 389 - Mallorca 310 (-1), Ibiza 69 (-5), Minorca ten. In intensive care, the Covid occupancy rate has risen to 26.1%, three more patients to a total of 89 - Mallorca 80 (+2), Ibiza eight (+1), Minorca one.
Primary care is monitoring 70,885 people, an increase of 2,762. In Mallorca, this number is 54,044, an increase of 2,073. (These numbers appear to be subject to quite significant revision.)
The ministry has confirmed four more deaths. The total since the start of the pandemic is 1,121. The total number of cases is 217,124.
Vaccination - With at least one dose, 981,440, 87.70% of the target population and an increase of 424. Complete course, 937,800, 83.80% and 410 more.
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It's been going on on long enough now to have annual figures, not overall totals. Or, should we count influenza deaths from day one that it was recognised as a killer. So, howabout statistics showing Feb 2020 to Feb 2021 and then March 2021 to March 2022 (so far). It would give us context when interpreting the data.