The good news is that active cases have dropped below 6,000 and hospitalisations have reduced…
This is a new law approved in Galicia, the first region of Spain to do so...
159 samples of the British and Brazilian virus variants have been found in 821 samples from the Canary Islands...
The British prime minister announced the UK road map today which gives hope for international travel at the earliest May 17th…
The total accumulated cases in the Canary Islands is now 39,651 with 6,148 active, of which 85 are admitted to ICU and 291 remain hospitalized…
Gran Canaria has 90 new cases, Tenerife 56 and Lanzarote 16 on the day that level changes were announced...
These will apply for at least a week until the next review by the Governing Council and Ministry of Health...
In general the north and peaks will be wetter and windier than the south which will be clearer...
The Government decides today how the alert levels change, which will take effect from tomorrow...
The Ministry of Health reports of 112 new cases today and 3 deaths...
Residents can now use Empadronamiento and work contracts if they don’t have residencia with them, but ban on non-residents still applies…
The archipelago has 6,200 active cases today, 283 less than those registered yesterday…
The remains of the calima will disappear during today, but tomorrow the tail of storm Karim will leave its mark on the islands...
Here is an explanation of the eight parameters that the Ministry of Health uses to define which alert Level the islands are to be in so you can see for yourself...
Gran Canaria registers two Covid related deaths in the last 24 hours, bringing the total number of victims on the islands to 567…
Perez confirmed that any level changes will be announced on Sunday, adding that “it is very likely that Tenerife will pass to Level 2 because there is specific data that is concerning us”…
Torres has said that Gran Canaria could lower its alert, Lanzarote will repeat, and that Tenerife is showing ‘worrying tends’…
145 new cases have been detected in the islands, highlighting how the incidence of the virus is dropping across the archipelago…
The Balearic Islands have requested more vaccines saying that if the summer is lost, then another year is lost, as they don’t have a winter season...
The islands registered 175 new discharges in the last 24 hours and the number of active cases drops by 50 to 6,881…