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The number of new corona infections confirmed in Hamburg rose by 237 on Monday.

The important warning value - the number of infections per 100,000 inhabitants in the past seven days - increased from 130.6 to 133.4 compared to Sunday, as the health authority announced (as of 11:58 a.m.).

On Sunday, the number of registered new corona infections rose by 172.

On Monday a week ago, the authority had reported 185 new infections.

As a spokesman for the welfare agency WELT said, it can be seen that the measures imposed are taking effect and the number of new infections is falling.

But this is not enough.

Because if you compare the number with the infections from four weeks ago, Hamburg recorded significantly more new infections with the corona virus.

In addition, the authority expects the number of infections to fluctuate in the coming days.

The burden on the health authorities is still extremely high, even if it was possible to trace back around a quarter of the cases registered over the weekend.

In addition to the significant reduction in contacts between citizens, improved technology, more staff and the newly created central facility for contact tracking in Wandsbek contributed to this success.

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Since the outbreak of the pandemic, 22,939 people in Hamburg have been proven to be infected with the corona virus.

According to the Robert Koch Institute (RKI), around 13,700 of them are now considered recovered - 300 more than on Sunday.

As of Friday, 320 Covid 19 patients were treated in Hamburg's hospitals and clinics, five more than on Thursday.

89 Covid 19 patients were in intensive care units.

These numbers are not updated over the weekend.

The number of people who have died of Covid-19 in Hamburg since the beginning of the pandemic has remained unchanged at 281.

As of Monday, the RKI reported 338 deaths for the Hanseatic city - two more than the day before.

The Hamburg health authority has all dead corona patients autopsied.

On this basis, the Institute of Forensic Medicine then counts all cases in which someone has died of Covid-19.

The RKI counts all people who have died in connection with a Sars-CoV-2 infection.