Almost thirty municipalities in Malaga report no new cases of coronavirus for two weeks

Almost thirty municipalities in the province of Malaga have reported no new cases of coronavirus for the last two weeks.

The Ministry of Health for Andalucia has registered a total of 194 municipalities that have not counted any confirmed cases of coronavirus during the last 14 days, which is a rise of 38 more than seven days ago, a 19.59 percent increase, according to a report from laopinionmalaga.

This means that 158,318, 1.87 percent – 24.06 percent more than a week ago – of Andalucians reside in one of those 194 locations that have a zero rate of infections.

According to the latest update of the Covid incidence data sent in by municipalities in Andalucia to the Ministry of Health, Granada remains the Andalucian province with the most localities without any confirmed coronavirus cases in the last two weeks, with 57, followed by Almería with 49; Malaga with 29; Huelva with 20; Córdoba with 13; Jaén with 15; Seville with seven and Cádiz with four.

All the provinces have more Covid-free municipalities this week compared to the previous week, except Córdoba -which drops one-. Specifically, Almería, ten more; Granada and Huelva, nine more; Malaga, five more; Jaén, four more and Seville and Cádiz, one more.

The 29 Malaga municipalities without any confirmed Covid cases in two weeks are Alfarnate, Alfarnatejo, Árchez, Canillas de Aceituno, Cútar, Salares, Cañete la Real, Humilladero, Villanueva de Tapia, Villanueva del Rosario, Moclinejo, Totalán, Alpandeire, Atajate, Benadalid, Benarrabá, El Burgo, Cartajima, Faraján, Gaucín, Genalguacil, Jimera de Líbar, Jubrique, Júzcar, Montecorto, Parauta, Pujerra, Ardales and Carratraca.

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The region of Andalucia registered on Saturday, August 28, a total of 1,514 coronavirus positives, 184 less than those recorded the day before and more than 1,100 less than those reported seven days ago, according to data provided by the Ministry of Health and Families.

The community’s cumulative incidence rate continues to decline and stands at 254.5, which is 15.5 points less than the previous day and 101.5 points less than a week ago when the rate was 356.01 cases per 100,000 population. In addition, it is the lowest in more than a month since July 9, when it was 243.

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