The use of masks indoors is ending on Wednesday, businesses can implement their own rules for staff and the public...
The Canary Islands have registered 773 new infections in the over 60s since Friday but hospital pressure stays the same…
There are currently 283 people admitted to hospital with coronavirus in the Canary Islands...
The occupancy of conventional hospital beds by Covid patients has dropped 21.4% in the last week…
Responsible use of masks is still being promoted, especially for those who still want to wear one...
They also reported of 9 deaths and an outbreak in Gran Canaria with 104 people infected...
SCS vaccination teams have now administered 4,337,755 doses of vaccines against Covid in the Canary Islands…
If it is endorsed by the Interterritorial Council on Wednesday and approved by the Council of Ministers, it will end on April 12th…
The Canary Islands has the 3rd highest incidence in the over 60s in the whole of Spain...
After two years of publishing epidemiological data on a daily basis, this is our last update regarding cases and incidence rates…
Tests will now be focused on people over 60, vulnerable, and serious cases in the next phase of living with Covid...
The Ministry of Health has reported 5,827 new cases of coronavirus since Tuesday, but Covid patients in hospitals decreases...
Over 40,000 children aged 5 to 11 years old have received their second dose of the Covid vaccine...
They say they are close to an agreement about the new strategy living with Covid with no quarantines or sick leave...
The decrease in infections has stagnated and is in a plateau situation where they could go up or down…
The figures are now only updated on a Tuesday and Friday, so this averages at 1,808 new cases per day…
The number of cases and incidence rates have gone up, and hospital pressure has only dropped slightly…
The downward trend of cases, incidence rates, and more importantly, hospital pressure, has slowed down this week...
Tenerife is now the most infected island with the most active cases…
The Interterritorial Council agree to take the first steps towards classing and treating Covid like a ‘flu'…