Covid update: 5,368 new cases and 11 deaths in the Canary Islands
New studies show that unvaccinated 60-79 year olds have a 20% greater chance of dying as a result of Covid...
New studies show that unvaccinated 60-79 year olds have a 20% greater chance of dying as a result of Covid...
Low numbers were expected today after the biggest bank holiday of the year...
Over 175,000 people in the islands have now had Covid, and there are still 58,585 active cases...
This means that tests can be carried out for as little as 6 euros with official results transmitted to the health service...
Infected people can have their booster 4 weeks after being infected as long as the waiting time has passed...
The percentage of occupancy of ICU beds by Covid patients is now at 'very high' risk level...
There are now over 51,000 active cases in the Canary Islands...
Tenerife has a decrease in active cases for the first time during this sixth wave of the virus...
Gran Canaria has the most cases and Fuerteventura is maintaining a downward trend...
The Lector Covid web app to scan certificates was an internal tool in the SCS before being released to the public…
The 7-day incidence rate for the Canary Islands is now over 1,000…
The Ministry of Health has also reported six more Covid related deaths...
The reduction of quarantine for asymptomatic sufferers of Covid will be discussed at the Inter-territorial Health Council...
You can make an appointment through the SCS website, the miCita Previa app, or by calling 012...
Tenerife sets a new record with 2,314 new daily cases followed by Gran Canaria with 1,193…
There is an extra Governing Council meeting today specifically to look at the upcoming bank holidays...
Hospital admissions of Covid patients have also increased by almost 13% since yesterday...
Approaching New Year we must all be more prudent than ever to follow regulations or face more restrictions...
Hospitals and staff are under extreme pressure due to the increase in cases with the Omicron variant...
Vaccination centres are open on Christmas Day and Boxing Day for those who are eligible to go without an appointment…