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The data of the coronavirus in Spain
* Source: Ministry of Health
Total figures: 3,604,799 confirmed coronavirus cases with diagnostic test for active infection;
there have been 79,339 deaths with a positive test as of May 14
566,808 in
Andalusia
(9,797 dead)
121,653 in
Aragon
(3,481 dead)
51,513 in
Asturias
(1,954 dead)
59,895 in the
Balearic Islands
(833 dead)
54,526 in the
Canary Islands
(760 dead)
29,696 in
Cantabria
(560 dead)
189,406 in
Castilla-La Mancha
(5,900 dead)
226,769 in
Castilla y León
(6,804 dead)
599,891 in
Catalonia
(14,446 dead)
5,776 in
Ceuta
(113 dead)
392,415 in the
Valencian Community
(7,361 dead)
74,870 in
Extremadura
(1,797 dead)
124,532 in
Galicia
(2,386 dead)
701,437 in
Madrid
(15,164 dead)
8,932 in
Melilla
(96 dead)
111,756 in
Murcia
(1,593 dead)
61,340 in
Navarra
(1,168 dead)
193,326 in the
Basque Country
(4,359 dead)
30,258 in
La Rioja
(767 dead)
8.30 Mexico exceeds 220,000 deaths from Covid-19
Mexico has exceeded 220,000 deaths from Covid-19 this Friday, while the increase in cases and hospitalizations in
Chihuahua
,
Tabasco
and
Quintana Roo
, the only three residential entities that are in the
orange color
of the country's epidemiological traffic light
, is alerted
.
The Ministry of Health has reported, in the daily press conference on the evolution of the pandemic, 2,880 new cases and 258 deaths registered in the last 24 hours.
Thus, the country reaches 2,377,995 confirmed cases and 220,159 deaths since the health crisis began, which maintains an estimated 19,923 active cases.
8.00 India's situation is still bad
India has reported this Saturday an increase of 326,098 cases of coronavirus in the last 24 hours.
Its total exceeds 24 million infected.
This week, they have had 1.7 million new cases and more than 20,000 deaths.
7.45 Criticisms of the celebration of the Olympic Games.
The holding of the Tokyo Olympics is
a "suicide mission"
as the coronavirus pandemic continues to hit the world, declared the president of the Japanese online commerce giant Rakuten. "It is dangerous to host the world's great international event," President Hiroshi Mikitani said in an interview with CNN.
"The risk is too great ... And I am against holding the Tokyo Olympics this year," Mikitani stated.
On Friday, Japan extended the state of emergency for the coronavirus as the country battles a fourth wave of infections, which put the health system under pressure.
With just over
10 weeks to go until the opening of the games
, scheduled for July 23, public opinion is divided.
7.30 The second year of the pandemic, more lethal than the first
The
coronavirus
pandemic
is killing more people in its second year than in its first, the WHO has noted.
The international body has asked rich countries not to vaccinate their minors and give those doses to the poorest countries, overwhelmed like India.
Covid-19 has already caused at least
3.3 million deaths in the world
and the uneven progress of vaccination campaigns is worrying.
According to the head of the WHO, Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus, "as things are going, the second year of the pandemic will be much more deadly than the first."
7.15 Openings to tourism
Meanwhile, several countries in Europe, where cases have exponentially remitted, reopen their weakened economies. Like Greece, which on Friday lifted all traffic restrictions after seven months of confinement to inaugurate the long-awaited tourist season. The only condition now to be able to travel to the country is to be vaccinated or present a negative covid test. "The restaurants are open, you can go to the beach, take advantage of the good weather, do some shopping. It's wonderful to be able to go out again," says 28-year-old German tourist Caroline Falk in Crete.
In Spain, thousands of citizens on Friday collapsed the roads to go in particular to the beaches after the end of months of perimeter confinement.
Italy announced this Friday that it will suspend the five-day quarantine for European tourists from Sunday, while in Portugal, hundreds of British tourists are expected from Monday after the United Kingdom included this country in its "green list" of countries and territories to which its citizens will be able to travel without having to quarantine upon their return.
2.34 The United States accumulates 585,222 deaths and 32,892,744 infections by covid-19
The United States reached 32,892,744 confirmed cases of the SARS-CoV-2 coronavirus and 585,222 deaths from the covid-19 disease this Friday, according to the independent count from Johns Hopkins University.
This balance at 20.00 local time (00.00 GMT on Saturday) was 758 deaths more than on Thursday and 41,769 new infections.
California is now the worst-hit state by the pandemic with 62,624 deaths, followed by New York (52,903), Texas (50,903), Florida (36,000), Pennsylvania (26,693), New Jersey (25,932) and Illinois (24,725).
2.10 Uruguay adds 51 deaths and 3,316 new cases of covid-19
Uruguay added 51 deaths this Friday and registered 3,316 new cases of covid-19 after 14,976 tests had been processed, according to the daily report issued by the National Emergency System (Sinae).
The deaths of this day were of people between 34 and 95 years old.
The department (province) most affected was Montevideo, registering 26 of the 51 deaths.
1.34 Colombia exceeds 80,000 deaths from covid in full social outbreak
Colombian health authorities reported this Friday 490 deaths from covid-19, with which the country accumulates 80,250 deaths due to the pandemic that seems to have no roof in a country immersed in a social outbreak in which tens of thousands of People demand from the Government better policies in health, education and job opportunities.
Likewise, 16,581 new cases of coronavirus were reported and the country totals 3,084,460 infections, just on the day that teacher Nubia Cuevas, who teaches at the Diana Turbay school in Bogotá, received the seven millionth vaccine.
Experts warn that this third peak could have no limit because after more than a year of pandemic locking people in a strict quarantine is impossible and because the country should at least be applying, on average, 300,000 doses of vaccines to the day, but it does not reach 200,000.
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