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Stuttgart (dpa / lsw) - The seven-day incidence in Baden-Württemberg continues to fall.
On a nationwide average, an infection with the coronavirus was detected in 145.4 per 100,000 inhabitants within the past seven days, as the State Health Office announced on Saturday in Stuttgart (as of 4 p.m.)
The previous day the value was 148.8.
The number of confirmed corona infections in Baden-Württemberg since the beginning of the pandemic has increased by 2,120 to 465,983.
In the meantime, 9,526 people have died of an infection with or related to the coronavirus.
That was 11 more than the day before.
An estimated 410,178 infected people are considered recovered (plus 3,217).
21 of the 44 urban and rural districts in Baden-Württemberg have corona numbers above the 150 incidence.
The value is highest in the Zollernalb district with 250.8 and the lowest with 52.9 in the Main-Tauber district.
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Since the end of December, 110,261 cases with indications of "worrying variants" have been sent to the State Health Office.
Viruses with mutations that have a higher risk of infection, such as those discovered in Great Britain (B.1.1.7) and South Africa (B1.351), are considered to be such.
According to data from the Robert Koch Institute, 3,493,821 people in Baden-Württemberg have so far been vaccinated against the virus for the first time.
That is 31.5 percent of the population.
A second vaccination, which is required for some vaccines, was given to 954,327 people (8.6 percent);
they are therefore considered fully vaccinated.
According to the State Health Office, 11.7 percent of the 2,431 operable intensive care beds are currently free.
This value is important to be able to assess the utilization of the health system.
Such beds are not only needed for Covid 19 patients with severe courses, but also for other serious illnesses.
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