Re: Spanish covid surge
Mon Sep 07, 2020 6:17 pm
Yes Spain has now had 500,000
Confirmed with the virus with 80% now fully revived so far.
Where I live Balearic Island we hit 2,500 with the virus out 1.4mill People.
So far over 2,100 fully recovered
And last 4 days zero news virus
Confirmed with the virus with 80% now fully revived so far.
Where I live Balearic Island we hit 2,500 with the virus out 1.4mill People.
So far over 2,100 fully recovered
And last 4 days zero news virus
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Re: Spanish covid surge
Mon Sep 07, 2020 7:21 pm
what's the death rate on mainland spain now ?Forever Blue wrote:Yes Spain has now had 500,000
Confirmed with the virus with 80% now fully revived so far.
Where I live Balearic Island we hit 2,500 with the virus out 1.4mill People.
So far over 2,100 fully recovered
And last 4 days zero news virus
Re: Spanish covid surge
Mon Sep 07, 2020 8:19 pm
wez1927 wrote:what's the death rate on mainland spain now ?Forever Blue wrote:Yes Spain has now had 500,000
Confirmed with the virus with 80% now fully revived so far.
Where I live Balearic Island we hit 2,500 with the virus out 1.4mill People.
So far over 2,100 fully recovered
And last 4 days zero news virus
32 today , 33 yesterday and 33 the day before yesterday.. or 1 in every 1.5 million people.
Re: Spanish covid surge
Mon Sep 07, 2020 8:22 pm
skidemin wrote:wez1927 wrote:what's the death rate on mainland spain now ?Forever Blue wrote:Yes Spain has now had 500,000
Confirmed with the virus with 80% now fully revived so far.
Where I live Balearic Island we hit 2,500 with the virus out 1.4mill People.
So far over 2,100 fully recovered
And last 4 days zero news virus
32 today , 33 yesterday and 33 the day before yesterday.. or 1 in every 1.5 million people.
So not that bad ?
Re: Spanish covid surge
Mon Sep 07, 2020 8:38 pm
Spain becomes first western European nation to surpass 500,000 cases
Spain has reported 2,440 new coronavirus cases in the past 24 hours, as it became the first country in western Europe to record half a million infections.
The country's ministry of health said 26,560 new infections had been registered since Friday - including Monday's rise.
The increase has pushed Spain’s total number of infections to 525,549, up from 498,989 on Friday, the health ministry said.
The ministry said another 98 deaths had been added to the official count, bringing the overall toll to 29,516.
Spain managed to bring its initial outbreak under control earlier in the year, after a first wave that took a heavy toll on the country’s elderly population.
But as lockdown restrictions were lifted in late June, infections rose from a few hundred a day to a new peak of over 10,000 recently.
Cases have since decreased and, despite Monday's milestone, hospitals have had enough capacity to cope with Covid-19 patients and the death rate remains relatively low.
Spain has reported 2,440 new coronavirus cases in the past 24 hours, as it became the first country in western Europe to record half a million infections.
The country's ministry of health said 26,560 new infections had been registered since Friday - including Monday's rise.
The increase has pushed Spain’s total number of infections to 525,549, up from 498,989 on Friday, the health ministry said.
The ministry said another 98 deaths had been added to the official count, bringing the overall toll to 29,516.
Spain managed to bring its initial outbreak under control earlier in the year, after a first wave that took a heavy toll on the country’s elderly population.
But as lockdown restrictions were lifted in late June, infections rose from a few hundred a day to a new peak of over 10,000 recently.
Cases have since decreased and, despite Monday's milestone, hospitals have had enough capacity to cope with Covid-19 patients and the death rate remains relatively low.
Re: Spanish covid surge
Mon Sep 07, 2020 8:57 pm
Spanish row over reopening of schools
Spain is seeing a growing row over the reopening of schools, with some parents refusing to send their children in amid a spike in cases.
"Going back to school is being treated like an experiment, we're like guinea pigs," one parent, Aroa Miranda, told the AFP news agency.
"For my eight-year-old, I will pretend he's ill so I don't have to send him to school," she said.
Some Spanish pupils have been back on a voluntary basis since late May, but all students are set to return this month.
There have been some protests and petitions calling for increased safety measures after a record spike in cases was recorded on Friday.
Many children are returning today for the first time since the pandemic began. Masks will be mandatory for anyone over the age of six and social distancing measures have been put in place.
Spain is seeing a growing row over the reopening of schools, with some parents refusing to send their children in amid a spike in cases.
"Going back to school is being treated like an experiment, we're like guinea pigs," one parent, Aroa Miranda, told the AFP news agency.
"For my eight-year-old, I will pretend he's ill so I don't have to send him to school," she said.
Some Spanish pupils have been back on a voluntary basis since late May, but all students are set to return this month.
There have been some protests and petitions calling for increased safety measures after a record spike in cases was recorded on Friday.
Many children are returning today for the first time since the pandemic began. Masks will be mandatory for anyone over the age of six and social distancing measures have been put in place.
Re: Spanish covid surge
Mon Sep 07, 2020 10:31 pm
wez1927 wrote:skidemin wrote:wez1927 wrote:what's the death rate on mainland spain now ?Forever Blue wrote:Yes Spain has now had 500,000
Confirmed with the virus with 80% now fully revived so far.
Where I live Balearic Island we hit 2,500 with the virus out 1.4mill People.
So far over 2,100 fully recovered
And last 4 days zero news virus
32 today , 33 yesterday and 33 the day before yesterday.. or 1 in every 1.5 million people.
So not that bad ?
30 odd ? no i dont think so.. talking here about deaths from falls in the bathroom numbers...... but we now live in a world that calls people that are not ill and do not need treatment or medical attention cases..