22 New Cases to Report to his Sunday

Tobi Hughes·
Madeira News

Madeira accounts, this Sunday, there are 22 cases of infection by the SARS-CoV-2 coronavirus.

According to the epidemiological bulletin of the Regional Directorate of Health, there are nine imported cases (six from the United Kingdom, one from France, one from the Lisbon and Vale do Tejo region and one from the Central Region) and 13 cases of transmission local.

There are also seven recovered cases to report. Thus, there are now 100 active cases, of which 26 are imported cases and 74 are of local transmission.

 

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11 Responses

  2. Too many cases in the UK at present. Maybe Morocco has the right idea, or compulsory PCR test on arrival from UK

  4. … Can’t understand why some people are so fixated on numbers and origin of cases ,, 3 people in Hospital, non in ICU ,, 1 death in the past 4 months says it all !! ,, not necessary to be overly concerned, it’s no longer a major public health threat in Madeira ,, it has been handled well and continues to be …

      1. Yes, as someone who had my kids for nearly 2 months at home with the schools closed, trying to entertain them, I can say that having to wear a mask is the worse nightmare of all. Its an ironic comment by the way but would love to hear/know what’s all about between the British and the masks. It seems that for them this is the worse the pandemic brought? Is it still traces of WW2 and reminds of chemical attacks? Honest question.

  5. Am I the only person concerned re a friend flying from England to stay in my home for a holiday?
    What if someone is found positive travelling on the same plane? Can it be transferred on the flight and not show up immediately?

  6. I think it is time that daily reporting of figures is given much lower prominence. There are lots of other topics to discuss and Covid is well under control on the island.

  7. Agree that the only stats needing consideration now are hospitalisation and deaths which are very low. Infections will wax and wane for the foreseeable future. Flu probably more of a concern now. Looking forward to six weeks holiday December and January.

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