The number of hospitalised by Covid grows 18% in the last week, ICUs 13% and 619 deaths

The number of people hospitalised for coronavirus in Spain has grown by 17.8% during the last week, with significant increases in all the autonomous communities, except the Balearic Islands. There has also been a 13.1% rise in Covid-19 patients in intensive care and the Ministry of Health has reported 619 new deaths from the pandemic since last Friday.

Specifically, Health reported this Friday of 12,080 people currently hospitalised in Spain, 1,831 more than the previous Friday, on July 1, when 10,249 hospitalised patients were reported. Meanwhile, this Friday, July 8, there are 508 people in the ICU, 59 more people than last Friday.

This is the comparison of hospitalised people from the autonomous communities:

ANDALUSIA

In the report of Friday, July 8, Andalusia has 737 people hospitalised for coronavirus, while in the report of July 1 it had 622 patients, which represents a rise of 18% in this last week. It has six fewer patients in intensive care since last Friday and has reported 41 deaths in the last week.

ARAGON

In the report of Friday, July 8, Aragón has 308 people hospitalised for coronavirus, while in the report of July 1 it had 255 patients, which represents a 20% increase in this last week. It has one less patient in intensive care since last Friday and has reported 18 deaths in the last week.

ASTURIAS

In the report of Friday, July 8, Asturias has 337 people hospitalised for coronavirus, while in the report of July 1 it had 226 patients, which represents a rise of 49% in this last week. It has the same patients in intensive care as last Friday and has reported 26 more deaths in the last week.

BALEARS

In the report of Friday, July 8, the Balearic Islands have 302 people hospitalised for coronavirus, while in the report of July 1 it had 321 patients, which represents a drop of 6% in this last week. It has four more patients in intensive care since last Friday and has reported 10 deaths since the last week.

CANARY ISLANDS

In the report of Friday, July 8, the Canary Islands have 440 people hospitalised for coronavirus, while in the report of July 1 it had 360 patients, which represents a rise of 22% in this last week. It has five more patients in intensive care since last Friday and has reported 25 deaths since the last week.

CANTABRIA

In the report of Friday, July 8, Cantabria has 71 people hospitalised for coronavirus, while in the report of July 1 it had 47 patients, which represents a rise of 51% in this last week. It has one less patient in intensive care since last Friday and has reported 8 deaths since the last week.

CASTILLA LA MANCHA

In the report of Friday, July 8, Castilla-La Mancha has 597 people hospitalised for coronavirus, while in the report of July 8 it had 514 patients, which represents a rise of 16% in this last week. It has three more patients in intensive care since last Friday and has reported 56 more deaths since the last week.

CASTILE AND LEON

In the report of Friday, July 8, Castilla y León has 809 people hospitalised for coronavirus, while in the report of July 1 it had 587 patients, which represents a rise of 37% in this last week. It has two fewer patients in intensive care since last Friday and has reported 12 deaths since the last week.

CATALONIA

In the report of Friday, July 8, Catalonia has 2,849 people hospitalised for coronavirus, while in the report of July 1 it had 2,669 patients, which represents a rise of 6% in this last week. It has three more patients in intensive care since last Friday and has reported 166 deaths since the last week.

CEUTA

In the report of Friday, July 8, Ceuta has 26 people hospitalised for coronavirus, while in the report of July 1 it had 12 patients, which represents a rise of 116% in this last week. You have the same patients in intensive care as last Friday.

VALENCIAN COMMUNITY

In the report of Friday, July 8, the Valencian Community has 1,093 people hospitalised for coronavirus, while in the report of July 1 it had 903 patients, which represents a rise of 21% in this last week. It has eight more patients in intensive care than last Friday and has reported 33 deaths in the last week.

EXTREMADURA

In the report of Friday, July 8, Extremadura has 182 people hospitalised for coronavirus, while in the report of July 1 it had 121 patients, which represents a 50% increase. It has two more patients in intensive care than last Friday and has reported 15 deaths since the last week.

GALICIA

In the report of Friday, July 8, Galicia has 874 people hospitalised for coronavirus, while in the report of July 1 it had 617 patients, which represents a rise of 41% in this last week. It has 15 more patients in intensive care since last Friday and has reported 48 deaths in the last week.

MADRID

In the report for Friday, July 8, Madrid has 2,318 people hospitalised for coronavirus, while in the report for July 1 it had 2,157 patients, which represents a rise of 7% in this last week. It has 12 more patients in intensive care since last Friday and has reported 53 deaths in the last week.

MELILLA

In the report of Friday, July 8, Melilla has 14 people hospitalised for coronavirus, while in the report of July 1 it had 8 patients, which represents a rise of 75%. He has the same patients in intensive care since last Friday.

MURCIA

In the report of Friday, July 8, Murcia has 307 people hospitalised for coronavirus, while in the report of July 1 it had 232 patients, which represents a rise of 32% in this last week. It has 9 more patients in intensive care since last Friday and has reported 1 more deceased in the last week.

NAVARRA

In the report of Friday, July 8, Navarra has 134 people hospitalised for coronavirus, while in the report of July 1 it had 84 patients, which represents a rise of 59% in this last week. He has two more patients in intensive care since last Friday and has reported 12 deaths in the last week.

BASQUE COUNTRY

In the report of Friday, July 8, the Basque Country has 634 people hospitalised for coronavirus, while in the report of July 1 it had 467 patients, which represents a rise of 35% in this last week. It has seven more patients in intensive care than last Friday and has reported 94 deaths in the last week.

LA RIOJA

In the report of Friday, July 8, La Rioja has 48 people hospitalised for coronavirus, while in the report of July 1 it had 47 patients, which represents a rise of 2% in this last week. It has three fewer patients in intensive care than last Friday and has reported one deceased in the last week.