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COVID-19: weekly health update for the Principality
As of Sunday 23 October, a total of 14,895 people have been infected with coronavirus in the Principality since the beginning of the health crisis, and 14,774 people have recovered.
Last week (from 17 to 23 October), 87 new positive cases of COVID-19 were recorded.
On Sunday 23 October, 13 people, including 6 residents, were being treated at Princess Grace Hospital. One person is in intensive care. We also regret to announce the death of a 78-year-old resident on 22 October. The Prince’s Government would like to express its full support for the individual’s family and friends at this time of great sadness.
On Sunday evening, 42 people were being monitored by the Home Patient Follow-Up Centre, which offers medical support to those with minor symptoms who are asked to self-isolate at home.
In accordance with the practices adopted by the World Health Organization and neighbouring countries in this area, this health update reports coronavirus cases among residents only.
The Prince’s Government is also releasing figures relating to testing. These figures include data up to Sunday 23 October inclusive.
- Number of tests carried out on residents and non-residents between 17 and 23 October inclusive: 1,214 PCR and antigen tests
- Positivity rate of tests carried out on residents and non-residents: 14.2%
- Incidence rate, i.e. the number of positive tests per 100,000 people over the past seven days: 222 (189 last week)
You can view the Principality’s daily health update on www.covid19.mc .
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