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The German health authorities
reported
6729
new corona infections to
the Robert Koch Institute (RKI)
within one day.
In addition,
217
new deaths were recorded within 24 hours, as the RKI announced on Monday morning.
Last Monday there were 7141 new infections and 214 new deaths, but at that time the data from Rhineland-Palatinate was only incomplete.
The number of cases recorded is usually lower on Mondays, among other things because fewer tests are carried out on the weekend.
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The high of 1,244 new deaths was reached on January 14th.
In the case of new infections registered within 24 hours, the highest value was reported on December 18, at 33,777 - but this contained 3500 late reports.
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The number of new infections reported within seven days per 100,000 inhabitants (seven-day incidence) was
111.2
on Monday morning, according to the RKI
.
Its previous high was reached on December 22nd at
197.6
.
The number fluctuated after that and has been falling again for a few days.
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The RKI has counted
2,141,665
detected infections with Sars-CoV-2
since the beginning of the pandemic
(as of January 25, 00:00).
The actual total number is likely to be significantly higher since many infections are not recognized.
The total number of people who died with or with a proven infection with Sars-CoV-2 rose to
52,087
.
The RKI
stated the
number of
people recovered
to be
around
1,823,500
.
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Burgenland district with a seven-day incidence of over 450 - another four districts over 300
The
Burgenland district
in Saxony-Anhalt is currently the district with the highest number of corona infections in Germany.
According to the RKI, the so-called incidence on Monday was
452.3 new infections
per 100,000 inhabitants in the past seven days.
This has immediate consequences for the residents, as a night curfew between 9 p.m. and 6 a.m. is to come into force on Tuesday.
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Another four districts also exceed the incidence of 300 new infections per 100,000 inhabitants.
The
Ostprignitz-Ruppin district
in Brandenburg has an incidence of
388.4
, followed by
Anhalt-Bitterfeld
(Saxony-Anhalt) with
378
.
Two districts in Thuringia occupy the next places: Saalfeld-Rudolstadt with 352.7 and Hildburghausen with 345.
Vaccinations against Corona
In
Great Britain
, according to government figures, almost
ten percent of
the British population - just under
6.6 million
people - received the first of two required vaccinations
on Monday
.
Meanwhile, almost
four out
of
five of
the
over-80-year-olds have
already been vaccinated, as Health Minister Matt Hancock explained.
In Germany, according to the RKI, around
61,000
vaccinations were administered in Germany
on Monday the day before
.
This means that 1,554,355 people have now received the first vaccination and 228,763 people the second dose.
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With a
vaccination rate
of
1.9 percent of
the total population, Germany only ranks 11th in the world. The front runner is still
Israel
, whose population
is vaccinated
to more than
40 percent
.
The
United Arab Emirates came in
second
with around
25 percent
.
There should be an upturn in the subject of vaccination strategy this week.
According to the Ministry of Health, the European approval of Astra Zeneca's vaccine is expected on Friday.
Then several million additional doses could be used.
However, due to production problems, fewer than expected are initially available
The front runner when it
comes to
vaccinations in Germany is
Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania
with a vaccination rate of
3.11
percent of
the population, followed by
Rhineland-Palatinate
with
2.97 percent
.
Hesse and Baden-Württemberg are at the bottom with a rate of 1.54 percent each.
The
Turkey
has received the second charge of Corona vaccine the Chinese company Sinovac.
The state news agency Anadolu reported
that a delivery of
6.5 million
cans had arrived in Istanbul
early Monday morning
.
By the end of December, Turkey had already received three million doses of the Chinese vaccine.
The country with its around 83 million inhabitants started its vaccination campaign with CoronaVac on January 14th.
According to official figures, around
1.3 million
people have been vaccinated since then.
Turkey has registered around 2.3 million infections with the coronavirus and around 25,000 deaths related to Covid-19 since the pandemic began.
Corona worldwide
In
New Zealand
,
known for its successful fight against the corona pandemic
, a locally transmitted case of infection has been confirmed for the first time since November.
The health authorities in the island nation in the South Pacific announced that it was a 56-year-old woman who stayed in a quarantine hotel in Auckland for two weeks after returning from Europe.
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There she was tested negative for the virus twice.
It was only after she returned to her home region of Northland on the North Island that she showed symptoms and tested positive, it said.
The virus is the new, more contagious virus mutation from South Africa, confirmed the Minister for Covid-19 Control, Chris Hipkins.
The woman apparently got infected from another person in the quarantine hotel.