Covid today Germany, incidence rises to 213: peak since the beginning of the pandemic

Still a negative record on the front of the spread of Coronavirus infections in Germany: according to the data reported by the Robert Koch Institut, the incidence per 100 thousand inhabitants over seven days today reached 213.7, a figure significantly higher than 201.1 yesterday, which already represented a record compared to the data recorded since the beginning of the pandemic. A week ago, the weekly death toll was 153.7, the previous month at 64.4. The new infections registered were 21,832 in 24 hours. In the same time frame 169 Covid patients died in the country. A week ago there were 81. Since the beginning of the pandemic, 4,804,378 cases of contagion have been confirmed. In hospitals, the patients hospitalized in 7 days – out of 100 thousand inhabitants – were 3.93, against 3.91 on Friday. The data is considered fundamental in deciding any restrictions, even if there is no warning level, because the federal average does not reflect regional differences in terms of infection rates. The patients recovered from Covid were 4,397,600. The total number of deaths attributed to the disease has risen to 96,727.A YouGov survey commissioned by the Dpa reveals that – given the situation – 31% of the sample would like those who are neither vaccinated nor cured of Covid to be kept at a distance from a series of public spaces, from restaurants to cinemas to concert halls, in the hope of slowing the spread of the virus.