From tomorrow 51% of all of the population of Spain will be moving into phase one. The virus is still with us and this phase is probably the most critical after 8 weeks being confined. The ability to be able to move freely within the province also brings with it the ability of the virus to spread. It is vitally important that anyone with symptoms however minor stays at home and that we continue to adhere to strict social distancing rules and keep hygienic standards up to what we have achieved so far. Together we have slowed it right down and now we must keep it at bay. Any lapses can bring us back to phase Zero but complying means we move to phase two also. It is literally in your hands, thank you for everything you have done so far making Huelva the province in Andalusia with the least confirmed cases and least deaths

There has been a total of 621 new cases declared today and the total confirmed cases is 224,390. The number of deaths has now reached 26,621 (+143). The number of people who have recovered is 136,166 (+2,214)

Meanwhile in Andalusia there are 15,403 confirmed cases of which 6,080 have needed hospitalisation and 744 have needed intensive care. As of 21.00 yesterday there are 394 (-51) patients confirmed with Covid-19 in hospital and 97 (-5) of those are in intensive care.

In Andalusia with 9,020 (+241) 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	20	2
Cadiz	58	14
Cordoba	35	13
Granada	82	18
Huelva	5	3
Jaen	52	12
Malaga	80	13
Seville	62	22

 

There have been 1,320 (+3) deaths in Andalusia (Malaga 271 (+1), Jaen 165, Granada 273, Cordoba 104, Cadiz 142 (+1), Seville 268 , Almeria 50 (+1), Huelva 47 (+1)). In Seville there are 2,831 cases and 1,181 of those required hospitalization with 146 in intensive care. There have been 268 deaths while 1,449 have recovered.

In Huelva there are 510 cases, 3 new cases today, 219 have been hospitalized with 30 in intensive care. Sadly, one new death was reported today, bringing the total to 47 people. The good news is 303 have recovered from the virus.