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Today Dr Fernando Simon Soria, Director of the Centre for Coordination of Health Alerts and Emergencies for the Ministry of Health, said that 50,455 healthcare workers had been infected since the beginning of the crisis. To put that into context it means 21.9% of all the declared cases in Spain are the frontline staff fighting to give the best care possible to patients.

In Andalusia yesterday, the minister for Health and Families, Jesús Aguirre reported that 3,622 healthcare workers had been infected since the beginning of the crisis which equates to 22.8% of all confirmed cases in Andalusia, higher than the national average. Mr Aguirre also pointed out that 73.9% of these healthcare workers have already recovered. It is clear that the healthcare workers continue to put their own health on the line to save others and we will never be able to thank them enough and their families for the work they are doing.

Every night for the last two months people have been applauding the healthcare workers from their terraces/ balconies but this Sunday everyone is asked to make a special effort to applaud these workers. Rather than let this initiative fade away you are asked to make it go out with a bang, so this Sunday at 20.00 you all have a date on you terrace or balcony.

There has been a total of 549 new cases declared today and the total confirmed cases is 230,183. The number of deaths has now reached 27,459 (+138). The number of people who have recovered is 144,783 (+1,409)

Meanwhile in Andalusia there are 16,068 confirmed cases of which 6,146 have needed hospitalisation and 754 have needed intensive care. As of 21.00 yesterday there are 315 (-31) patients confirmed with Covid-19 in hospital and 76 (-15) of those are in intensive care.

In Andalusia with 10,148 (+230) patients recovered, the hospitals are as follows please note that the total of patients hospitalised includes those in intensive care

     Province             Total Hospitalised         Total in Intensive care     
     Almeria                  19                        2
     Cadiz                  37                        9
     Cordoba                  30                       12
     Granada                  62                       15
     Huelva                  4                        3
     Jaen                  40                       9
     Malaga                  60                       10
     Seville                  63                       16

There have been 1,344 (+8) deaths in Andalusia (Malaga 274 (+1), Jaen 173 (+3), Granada 278 (+3), Cordoba 105, Cadiz 142 , Seville 274 (+1) , Almeria 50, Huelva 48). In Seville there are 2,924 cases and 1,194 of those required hospitalization with 148 in intensive care. There have been 274 deaths while 1,742 have recovered.

In Huelva there are 510 cases, 10 new cases today, 219 have been hospitalized with 30 in intensive care. No new death were reported today, so total stays at 48 people. The good news is 344 have recovered from the virus.