In the past few weeks, even more people have died of Covid-19 in the Erding district than previously known.
But there are other signs of relaxation.
Erding - The health department received seven more death reports.
These cases date back to December but have only now been reported to the authorities.
There are now 55 corona deaths in the district, 44 of them since autumn, says district office spokeswoman Claudia Fiebrandt-Kirmeyer.
Despite intensive testing, “only” 34 new infections with the Sars-Cov-2 pathogen became known on Tuesday, as few as not for a long time (see page 2).
The newly infected are between one and 88 years old.
This increases the total to 4563, and that of those who have recovered by one to 3929. As a result, 579 district citizens are currently Corona-positive.
The seven-day incidence decreased slightly from 129.5 to 126.6.
A slight relaxation is becoming apparent in the Erding Clinic.
19 Covid-19 patients are treated here, three of them in the intensive care unit.
According to Fiebrandt-Kirmeyer, none of them currently need ventilation.
The Wartenberg Clinic looks after 18 virus patients, two fewer than on Monday.
251 citizens were tested for the lung disease on Monday, a total of 34,767 smears.
Overall, the disaster control management group speaks of a slight relaxation in the old people's and nursing homes.
In two more, the outbreak is considered stopped, four facilities are still affected, the spokeswoman said.
The vaccinations against the corona virus are making good progress.
The BRK, as the operator of the Erdinger vaccination center, reports that 198 people were vaccinated there on Monday.
The mobile team was able to inject initial protection into 108 residents and nursing staff in the homes.
In total there are 1457 vaccinations.
Numerous doses were vaccinated again on Tuesday.
Today it continues.
District Administrator Martin Bayerstorfer points out “that the number of those vaccinated on Monday was almost ten times as high as that of the newly infected.
These are the first positive signals. ”Due to the continued high mortality rate, one could“ not yet give the all clear ”.
For him it is clear: "The situation is still serious."
Distance teaching continues to be sluggish - especially at primary schools.
Once again, the “school manager” platform caused trouble in many places.
Many families were unable to dial in that morning because the system was overloaded.
On Monday it was said that programming errors had been eliminated.
No problems were reported at the schools that work with the “Mebis” and “MS Teams” platforms.
HANS MORITZ