By Tony Winterburn • Published: 05 Nov 2020 • 0:05
Malaga capital will close its beaches at night from 11pm.. image: Twitter
Malaga Has the Lowest Covid Rate in Andalucia.
ALTHOUGH the incidence of coronavirus cases continues to rise in Malaga, the province still remains at the bottom of the league in the region of Andalucia, Spain. According to the latest reports from the health authority, there are 259.8 cases per 100,000 inhabitants, tested using PCR.
The increase in cases is slowly creeping up, however, as on October 28, for example, there were 207.4 cases – two weeks later, on Tuesday, November 3, it had already risen to 259.1 and by Wednesday it stood at 259.8 cases per 100,000.
All in all, the current rate in Malaga is less than half of the total average registered in Andalucia which is 550.1 infected per 100,000 inhabitants. The province that is worse in relation to its population is Granada with a worrying 1,197.8 cases per 100,000 residents – followed by Jaén with 862.9, Córdoba with 640.3, Sevilla with 597.8, Huelva with 461.9, Almería with 353.8, and Cádiz with 319.3.
Sevilla is the Andalucian province that has registered the most fatalities: 578. It is followed by Granada, which has reported 499 in this period and then is Malaga, with 496 people who have lost their lives with Covid 19 since last March when it entered the virus in the region.
Juanma Moreno, President of the Junta de Andalucia said on Wednesday November 4 that there are ongoing discussions about possible new restrictions for the Andalucian community.
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