COVID-19: SPAIN’S ANDALUCIA SEES ALMOST DOUBLE THE NUMBER OF RECOVERIES COMPARED TO NEW CASES WEDNESDAY

ANDALUCIA has detected 2368 COVID-19 cases in the past 24 hours as the fourth wave continues its marked retreat.

Wednesday’s caseload is lower than the 2590 cases recorded this time last week and a noted drop from 1881 recorded on March 31 after Semana Santa. 

Meanwhile some 19 people died from COVID-19 in Andalucia over the past 24 hours.

Out of the eight provinces, Sevilla registered the most new cases today with 579, followed by Granada with 479 and Jaen with 342. 

A total of 4,313 people overcame the virus in the past 24 hours, almost double the number of infections detected.

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