Corona in Germany: Incidence increases slightly to over 60 – knowledge

Incidence increases slightly to over 60

 The  health authorities in Germany have the Robert Koch Institute (RKI) within a day 7676 new corona infections reported. Also were 145 new deaths registered in connection with the virus within 24 hours, according to numbers from the RKI on Sunday. On Sunday, the number of cases reported by the RKI is usually lower, partly because fewer tests are carried out on the weekend.

 The  data reflect the status of the RKI dashboard from Sunday at 3:10 a.m., subsequent changes or additions to the RKI are possible.

On Sunday a week ago, the RKI had 6114 new infections and 218 new deaths within one day recorded.

 The  high of 1,244 newly reported deaths was reached on January 14th. With 33,777 new infections registered within 24 hours, the highest value was reached on December 18. However, it contained 3,500 late registrations.

 The  number of new infections reported within seven days per 100,000 inhabitants (Seven-day incidence) was included nationwide on Sunday morning according to the RKI 60,2 – and thus higher than the day before (57.8).

 The  previous high was reached on December 22nd at 197.6.

 The  RKI has counted since the beginning of the pandemic 2,386,559 detected infections with Sars-CoV-2 in Germany (as of February 21, 3.10 a.m.).

 The  actual total number is likely to be significantly higher since many infections are not recognized.

 The  total number of people who have had a history of Sars-CoV-2 died are ascended 67.841.

 The  RKI gave the nationwide Seven-day R-value on Saturday afternoon with 1,07 on (previous day 1.01). That’s the highest value for several weeks. This means that 100 infected people theoretically infect 107 more people. This could indicate that the more contagious virus variants are spreading faster despite the lockdown. (dpa)