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Spain - Coronavirus Covid-19: 566.326 cases, 29.747 deaths

https://www.spainenglish.com/2020/05...s-spain-5-may/


CORONAVIRUS in SPAIN – today’s figures


The latest official figures* released by Spain’s Health Ministry in Madrid at 11.15am on Tuesday 5 May confirm that 25,613 people have now died from the pandemic in Spain, up by 185 on yesterday.

Monday had seen an increase of 164 Coronavirus-related deaths over Sunday – the lowest since 18 March. Sunday had also been an increase of 164 over Saturday. Saturday had been 276.

The current peak of recorded deaths related to Coronavirus in a 24-hour period in Spain was on 2 April, when 950 deaths were registered.

The current official figures released daily by the Spanish Health Ministry are for the total number of people who have only tested positive for Coronavirus through a PCR (polymerase chain reaction) test. That figure for Tuesday 5 May is 219,329 – an increase of 867 over yesterday.
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https://www.spainenglish.com/2020/05...s-spain-6-may/

by News Desk6th May 202002469

Updated in Spain at 12.15h on Wednesday 6 May

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CORONAVIRUS in SPAIN – today’s figures


The latest official figures* for Coronavirus (Covid-19) released by Spain’s Health Ministry in Madrid at 11am on Wednesday 6 May confirm that 25,857 people have now died from the pandemic in Spain, up by 244 on yesterday.
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A total figure also released today by the ministry for those who have tested positive through PCR and antibody testing, however, is 253,682 (220,325 PCR; 33,357 antibody).
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Media report based on gov PCR test positive:
  • 223, 578 cases, 26.478 deaths
Worldometer is using someone's github spread sheet and it getting a lot higher number. I have no idea how reliable it is.
 
https://www.euroweeklynews.com/2020/...us-figures-24/
BREAKING NEWS: The Spanish Health Ministry Release the Latest Coronavirus Figures
SPANISH health officials say that in the last 24 hours there have been 143 deaths of people with Coronavirus in Spain.

Total deaths from the virus have climbed to 26,621.

In the last 24 hours the new infections diagnosed by PCR are 621 and the new discharges amount to 2,214.
In total 224,390 confirmed cases of Covid-19 have been reported by PCR and 136,166 infections resolved.
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https://www.spainenglish.com/2020/05...-spain-11-may/

by News Desk11th May 202001608SHARE
Report updated in Spain at 11.20am on Monday 11 May

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CORONAVIRUS in SPAIN – Phase One has started

Today, Monday 11 May, around 51% of the Spanish population has moved to Phase One of the government’s four-phase plan to lift lockdown restrictions – but many are doing so with caution.

In a televised address over the weekend, Spanish Prime Minister Pedro S?nchez had also called for ‘prudence and caution’ ahead of this first key phase of the lockdown de-escalation plan – following the ‘preparatory’ Phase Zero.

On Friday evening the Spanish Health Ministry had announced what regions, provinces and also healthcare zone moving to Phase One from today – as well as those that remain in Phase Zero. Madrid and Barcelona currently still remain in Phase Zero, as well as M?laga and Granada in Andalusia, and most of the Valencia region – among many other areas.

We have published all the key rules and measures regarding the four phases in a separate report, together with the current ‘phase status’ for each region. It is regularly updated as and when new measures are announced. The report can be found here: Lifting of lockdown in Spain – full details of all phases for all regions.
CORONAVIRUS in SPAIN – today’s figures


The latest official figures* for Coronavirus (Covid-19) released by Spain’s Health Ministry in Madrid at 11am on Monday 11 May confirm that 26,744 people have now died from the pandemic in Spain, up by 123 on yesterday – but the lowest figure since 18 March.

Sunday had seen an increase of 143 Coronavirus-related deaths over Saturday – the lowest figure since 18 March. Saturday had been an increase of 179 over Friday. Friday had been 213.

The current peak of recorded deaths related to Coronavirus in a 24-hour period in Spain was on 2 April, when 950 deaths were registered.

Official figures released daily by the Spanish Health Ministry are for the total number of people who have tested positive for Coronavirus only through a PCR test (polymerase chain reaction). That figure for Monday 11 May is 227,436 – an increase of 373 over yesterday.
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https://www.theguardian.com/world/li...0886ce4f5d51b4

Spain records lowest single-day death toll in two months


My colleague Sam Jones has filed this update from Spain:

Spain has recorded its lowest single-day death toll in two months.

According to the latest figures from the health ministry, 87 people have died from Covid-19 in the past 24 hours, down from 102 the day before. The country has confirmed 231,350 cases of the virus using PCR tests, and reported 27,650 deaths.
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https://www.theguardian.com/world/li...ths-pass-90000
Of the 166 new hospital admissions for Covid-19, 67 were in Madrid and 38 in Catalonia.

The Madrid region, the Barcelona metropolitan area and parts of Castilla y Le?n remain in the preliminary phase of Spain’s lockdown de-escalation, while 70% of the country has moved to the next phase. The continuing lockdown has sparked protests in wealthy parts of the capital and in other cities.

To date, Spain has reported 232,037 cases using PCR tests, and recorded 27,778 deaths.
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https://www.efe.com/efe/english/port...m_campaign=rss
Spain held a minute’s silence on Wednesday to pay tribute to the more than 27,000 people who have died from Covid-19 in the country as it begins a 10-day period of mourning.

At midday, politicians, the royal family, hospital staff, police officers, civil servants and citizens across the country paused to remember those lost in what has been one of Europe’s worst coronavirus outbreaks.

Healthcare workers, who have led the campaign against Covid-19 and account for roughly 50,000 of the 237,000 confirmed cases since the outbreak began in Spain, stood outside hospitals and medical centers to mark the moment of solemnity.
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