The contagions produced by the SARS-CoV-2 virus fell to 938 and the number of deaths also experienced a decrease, after this Sunday’s six deaths, according to the report issued this Monday by the Ministry of Public Health (MINSAP).
The data of the deceased: four women and two men, aged between 57 and 88 and resident in the municipalities of Diez de Octubre, Arroyo Naranjo, Marianao (Havana), Cárdenas and Jovellanos (Matanzas).
With them, the death toll from the pandemic on the island now stands at 597; 178 of them have been registered so far in April, a month that accumulates 26,175 infections and is therefore the worst for the island in terms of this record during almost 14 months of confrontation with the disease.
The majority (900) of infections are due to indigenous transmission. Of that number, 881 were contacts of confirmed cases and the “imported” cases also decreased, this time to 38.
Se confirmaron 938 nuevos casos de #COVID19, para un acumulado de 102441
5466 casos activos
5402 evolución clínica estable
34 pacientes en estado crítico
30 pacientes en estado grave
597 fallecidos
96322 pacientes recuperados
2 evacuadoshttps://t.co/api2IoY510 pic.twitter.com/W9orRdiet8— Ministerio de Salud Pública de Cuba (@MINSAPCuba) April 26, 2021
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Vulnerable groups continue to register high numbers of daily infections, although in a general, by age group, the information is as follows: 158 children under 20; 279 aged between 20 and 39; 342 aged between 40 and 59; and 159 over 60.
In the case of those who acquired the virus abroad, the majority were Cuban travelers from Russia, the Dominican Republic, Denmark and Panama. In addition, five foreigners tested positive for the virus in a day in which 24,019 samples were processed in the Molecular Biology laboratories of the MINSAP.
By territories, Havana (600), Matanzas (76), Santiago de Cuba (52) and Granma (49) registered the highest number of patients; while Villa Clara (five), Ciego de Ávila (four) and Guantánamo (four) accounted for the least. The special municipality Isla de la Juventud did not report infections.
Regarding incidence rates, nine municipalities in Havana, two in Matanzas and one in Sancti Spíritus concentrated 42.9% of the transmission in the last 15 days.
Yesterday there were 1,227 discharges while 23,056 people continued to hospitalized because of COVID-19, 64 of them in intensive care, 34 in critical condition and 30 in serious condition.
41.4% of those diagnosed on Sunday were asymptomatic.
