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Corona in Germany: RKI reports bad death rates again - especially two federal states with problems

2021-01-11T04:44:15.237Z


Daily corona statistics: They have been with us since the beginning of the pandemic. At the end of 2020, one sad record followed the next. The current focus is on the impact of the holidays.


Daily corona statistics: They have been with us since the beginning of the pandemic.

At the end of 2020, one sad record followed the next.

The current focus is on the impact of the holidays.

  • Germany

    has the

    second wave of the

    corona pandemic

    hit much harder than the first.

  • The seven-day incidence, the number of deaths and the number of free intensive care beds are particularly important indicators.

  • You can now read all the news in our new ticker on the

    corona pandemic in Germany

    .

Update from January 10,

10:04 a.m

.: In the past 24 hours, the health authorities have

reported 16,946 new corona infections

and

465 further deaths

to the Robert Koch Institute (RKI).

Experience has shown that the number of corona cases is usually lower on Sundays because fewer tests are carried out on the weekends.

An interpretation of the data is currently difficult because around Christmas and the turn of the year, according to the RKI, corona cases were discovered, recorded and transmitted with a delay.

According

to the current data, the

7-day incidence

is

162.2

(previous day: 154),

reports

the RKI.

In

Saxony

(357.6) and

Thuringia

(314.0) this value is well above the average.

The number of

reproductions

- the

R value for

short

- is currently around

1

.

This emerges from the Covid-19 management report (as of January 9).

"Due to the very high number of infected people in Germany, this still means a high number of new infections every day," says the RKI management report.

The RKI expressly points out that the R value can be "interpreted to a limited extent".

The data on the previous public holidays would be transmitted and recorded with a delay.

5,311 Covid-19 patients

currently have to be

treated in

an

intensive care unit

(previous day: 5414).

3,046 of

these need artificial ventilation (previous day: 3,066).

This can be found in the DIVI intensive register (as of January 10, 10:31 a.m.).

At the moment, 3,953 intensive care beds are available.

So far,

532,878 people

have

received a first dose of the corona vaccination

in Germany, the RKI announced (data status: January 9).

Update from January 7th, 1.30 p.m.:

The number of

corona vaccinations

reported to the RKI

in Germany has

increased

by

more than 46,000

compared to the previous day

.

Since the start of the vaccination campaign at the end of December, the vaccine has now reached

at least 417,060 people

in Germany

been injected.

This total number results from previous reports from the federal states, as can be seen from

RKI

statistics from Thursday (as of 11 a.m.).

For every 1000 inhabitants nationwide, five people have been

vaccinated

against

Covid-19

so far

.

The

most vaccinations

per 1000 inhabitants were, according to the statistics so far for

Mecklenburg-Vorpommern

acquired (13.5), the fewest for

Thuringia

(2.5).

In absolute numbers,

Bavaria has

the highest value of

more than 84,000 vaccinated

.

The values ​​available to the authorities of the individual federal states can be significantly higher than those

reported

by the

RKI

, as the reports are sometimes transmitted to the institute with some delay.

Most people - more than 201,000 - were

vaccinated

for work-

related

reasons

, according to RKI data

.

For example, it can be

doctors

and

nurses

with a very high risk of infection and staff in the

care of

the

elderly

.

In addition, the preparation has now been administered to

more than 168,000 residents of nursing homes

.

Corona numbers in Germany: RKI reports more than 26,000 new infections and 1,070 deaths

Update from January 7th, 6.35 a.m.:

The health authorities in

Germany

reported

26,391 new corona cases to

the Robert Koch Institute (RKI)

within one day.

In addition,

1070 new deaths were recorded

within 24 hours, as the RKI announced on Thursday morning.

The high of 1,129 new deaths was reached on December 30th.

Due to the delayed discovery, recording and transmission of corona cases over the holidays, an interpretation of the current RKI data remains difficult.

The

7-day incidence

for

Germany

was

121.8

on Thursday morning

.

With that it sank again, as in the last few days.

Saxony

had the highest incidences

with 269.8 and

Thuringia

with 232.4.

Bremen had

the lowest value

with 74.0.

Because of the holidays, the weekly values ​​should also be assessed with caution.

Since the beginning of the pandemic, the RKI has counted a total of

1,835,038 proven corona infections

in

Germany

.

The total number of people suffering from or involving a proven infection with SARS-CoV 2

dead

are rising to

37,607

at.

The number of

convalescent

gave the RKI with about

1,474,000

on.

Corona numbers in Germany: RKI reports more than 20,000 new infections - 1019 new deaths

Update from January 6, 8:50 p.m.:

According to the RKI report from Wednesday, the

nationwide

seven-day R value

was

0.83

(Monday: 0.81).

This means that 100 infected people theoretically infect 83 more people.

The value represents the

occurrence of

the

infection

8 to 16 days ago.

If it is below 1 for a long time, the infection process subsides.

The RKI emphasized that the R-value may be underestimated because of the delays.

Update from January 6, 8:20 a.m.:

The German health authorities

reported

21,237 new corona infections

to

the Robert Koch Institute (RKI)

within one day.

In addition,

1019 new deaths were recorded

within 24 hours, as the

RKI

announced on Wednesday morning.

An interpretation of the data remains difficult because around Christmas and the turn of the year corona cases were discovered, recorded and transmitted with a delay, according to the RKI.

According to the Association of Accredited

Laboratories

in Medicine (ALM), the

number of laboratory tests

had

fallen

again over the turn of the year compared to Christmas week

.

Compared to the week before Christmas, the number has roughly

halved

in the past week

.

"We expect that more people will be tested again at the beginning of the year with the opening of medical practices and test centers," said the first chairman of the association,

Michael Müller

, on Tuesday.

The RKI assumes that the

reporting data

on

the

occurrence of

the infection will

be resilient again

at the earliest at the end of next week / beginning of the week

after

next

, it said on request.

The

7-day incidence

for Germany was

127.3

on Wednesday morning

.

After yesterday's

Corona summit

, the target value of 50 is still a long way off.

The differences between the federal states remain large.

The highest incidences on Tuesday had

Saxony

with 262.1 and

Thuringia

with 244.6.

Bremen

had the lowest value

with 73.7.

Corona in Germany: RKI reports 11,897 new cases on Tuesday - almost 1000 deaths

Update from January 5, 9:32 p.m.:

An interpretation of the

coronavirus numbers

remains difficult because according to the RKI, corona cases were discovered, recorded and transmitted with a delay around Christmas and the turn of the year.

Chancellor Angela Merkel also emphasized at the federal-state press conference on Tuesday evening that clear data could only be determined from January 17th.

The fear of

subsequently increasing numbers

now seems to be confirmed.

On Tuesday evening, focus reported the figures sent by the federal states.

Accordingly, the

deaths

rise

to

1133

(as of 8:59 p.m.) and the number of new infections to

16,350

.

A sad record.

Update from January 5, 6:30 a.m.:

The health authorities in

Germany

reported

11,897 new corona infections to

the RKI

within one day.

This is evident from the current figures on the RKI dashboard from Tuesday morning.

In addition,

944 new deaths were recorded

during the same period.

An interpretation of the data remains difficult because around Christmas and the turn of the year

corona cases were

discovered, recorded and transmitted with a delay,

according to the

RKI

.

The

7-day incidence

on Tuesday was for the whole of

Germany

at a value of

134.7

.

This means that on the day of the

Corona summit one is

still a long way from the targeted 50 mark.

SPD health expert

Karl Lauterbach

recently called for the target to be reduced to a value of 25 new infections per 100,000 inhabitants within seven days.

The highest incidences on Tuesday had

Saxony

with 298.7 and

Thuringia

with 241.8.

Schleswig-Holstein

had the lowest value

with 77.1.

The

RKI has

counted

1,787,410

detected

infections

with the

coronavirus

in

Germany

since the start of the corona pandemic

.

The total number of people who died with or with a proven

infection with Sars-CoV-2

rose to a total of

35,518

.

The RKI stated the number of those who had recovered at around 1,424,700.

According to the RKI report on Monday, the

nationwide

seven-day R-value

was

0.85

(Sunday: 0.91).

This means that 100 infected people theoretically infect 85 more people.

Corona numbers in Germany: Reports on Monday are usually lower than on other days

First report from January 4th:

Munich - "The RKI estimates the overall health risk in Germany to be very high." This is what it says in the daily situation report of the

Robert Koch Institute (RKI)

for January 3rd.

The high nationwide case numbers would be caused by mostly “diffuse events, with numerous accumulations, especially in households and old people's and nursing homes”.

So the situation in Germany remains tense.

On Monday morning, the RKI

announced 9847 new corona infections

within one day.

Another 302 deaths were

recorded

during the same period

.

The high of 1,129 new deaths in one day was reached on December 30th.

The

seven-day incidence

, i.e. the number of new infections reported within seven days per 100,000 inhabitants, is

often of interest for political decisions

.

On Monday this value was

139.4

.

Many politicians and medical professionals want to reach a value of 50 as soon as possible, even better 25.

But the differences between the

federal states

are enormous: For Saxony the value is 323.0.

For Thuringia at 251.4.

These two countries are currently the sad leaders.

Schleswig-Holstein has the lowest value with 78.2.

Further figures at a glance

(source: RKI)

:

  • Total number of detected infections with Sars-Cov-2 in Germany:

    1,775,513

  • Total number of people who died in connection with the virus in Germany:

    34,574

  • Number of

    recovered

    :

    1,401,200

The

nationwide seven-day R-value

on Sunday was

0.91.

Mathematically, 100 infected people infected 91 other people.

However, it depicts the infection process 8 to 16 days ago.

The RKI also emphasizes that the number may be underestimated due to delays.

Corona in Germany: Vaccinations are running - different numbers from the federal states

So far, almost

265,000 people

in Germany

have been vaccinated

, at least the number reported to the RKI.

This value could also be higher due to delay.

Compared to the previous day, that's over 22,000 more vaccinations.

However, this could include late registrations, which is why the number should not be seen as those actually vaccinated per day.

In terms of vaccinations per 1000 inhabitants, Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania (7.1), Saxony-Anhalt (6.1) and Hesse (5.3) are ahead.

The fewest vaccinations in relation to the number of inhabitants have so far been reported in Thuringia (0.4), Lower Saxony (0.7) and Saxony (1.2).

The national average is 3.2 vaccinations per 1000 inhabitants.

According to figures from the website of the German Interdisciplinary Association for Intensive Care and Emergency Medicine (DIVI)

(as of January 4, 2:19 p.m.)

,

5749 patients

are currently

in intensive care

.

There are therefore 4699 free beds.

Important note:

The current data cannot be interpreted without restriction.

The RKI points out that fewer people go to the doctor during the Christmas holidays, at the turn of the year and on the days around it, so fewer samples are taken and fewer laboratory tests are carried out.

Therefore, fewer cases would be reported to the health authorities.

In addition, it could be that not all authorities transmit values ​​due to the holidays.

(

cibo / dpa)

List of rubric lists: © Stefanie Loos / AFP POOL / dpa

Source: merkur

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