new cases and deaths today November 25

11/25/2020 Colombia, Health



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With these numbers, Colombia reached a total of 1,270,991 COVID-19 cases. Of that number, 1,174,959 people defeated the virus and 35,860 died. The country reached day 264 of the pandemic with 57,260 active cases.

For this Wednesday’s data, 50,337 tests were analyzed (27,172 of PCR and 23,165 of the type of antigen), for a total number of 6,186,303 samples processed since the health emergency began.

Coronavirus cases in Colombia today, November 25:

Bogotá had 2,152 patients new, followed by Antioquia with 1,291 and Valle with 786.

With fewer cases appear Norte de Santander (420), Santander (413), Caldas (357), Boyacá (321), Cundinamarca (309), Meta (278), Cartagena (253), Risaralda (226), Quindío (209) , Tolima (179), Barranquilla and Cesar (171 each), Huila (145), La Guajira (130), Nariño (121) and Cauca (100).

While by under a hundred cases were Santa Marta (87), Atlántico (74), Córdoba (58), Caquetá (51), Casanare (45), Magdalena (36), Bolívar (30), Guaviare (24), Putumayo (19), Arauca and Sucre (14 each), San Andrés (5), Chocó (5), Guainía and Vaupés (2 each) and Amazonas (1).

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Deaths from coronavirus in Colombia today, November 25:

The Health Ministry confirmed that 183 people died from the virus and 162 of them died in the days prior to Wednesday’s report.

Further, by regions, 31 victims were reported in Bogotá, and 30 victims in both Valle del Cauca and Antioquia. Those three regions continue to lead in deaths during the pandemic.

Deaths were also reported in Norte de Santander (15), Santander (14), Caldas (11), Huila (6), Cartagena (5); Boyacá, Meta, Sucre and Tolima (4 each); Cesar, Cundinamarca, Quindío, Risaralda and Santa Marta (3 each); Atlántico, Barranquilla and Nariño (2 each); Bolívar, Caquetá, La Guajira and Guaviare (1 each).

The youngest person to die was a 20-year-old man in Colon (Nariño) who suffered from diabetes and the oldest was a 104-year-old man in Purificación (Tolima) who had hypertension and cardiovascular disease. By ages, the deaths were distributed as follows:

– 0 to 19 years: no person.
– 20 to 29 years: 2 people.
– 30 to 39 years: 7 people.
– 40 to 49 years: 8 people.
– 50 to 59 years: 13 people.
– 60 to 69 years: 46 people.
– 70 to 79 years: 55 people.
– 80 to 89 years: 46 people.
– Over 90 years: 6 people.

This is the bulletin on the situation of the pandemic in Colombia at the end of September:



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