cases and deaths today December 11

With these numbers, Colombia reaches 1,408,909 COVID-19 patients, 38,669 deaths and 1,304,299 recovered, which means that there are currently 62,592 active cases.

In the last hours, 32,431 PCR tests and 20,721 more antigen tests were processed. In addition, there are 2,176 conglomerates or sources of contagion in the country.

Coronavirus cases in Colombia, December 11:

Bogotá appears first with 3,123 cases, then Antioquia with 1,224 and in third place is Valle with 700.

Far from that figure are Santander (383), Cartagena (341), Cundinamarca (328), Barranquilla (326), Norte de Santander (298), Boyacá (263), Quindío (255), Cesar (205), Risaralda (192 ), Caldas (169), Huila (155), La Guajira (110) and Atlántico (107).

While under the hundred new patients were Nariño (97), Meta (70), Casanare (60), Arauca (53), Cauca (51), Caquetá (42), Bolívar (39), Santa Marta (39) , Putumayo (33), Sucre (29), Córdoba (18), San Andrés and Vichada (9 each), Chocó and Magdalena (8 each); Amazonas, Guainía and Vaupés (1 each).

Deaths from coronavirus in Colombia, December 11:

Of the 185 deaths reported today, 160 belong to previous days. Most of the deaths registered this Friday were in Bogotá: 29.

Valle del Cauca ranks second with 23 and is followed by Antioquia with 20. Cundinamarca reported 15, as did Norte de Santander, which the day before had had an unusual increase in victims.

Meanwhile, Quindío and Santander reported 14 deaths each and the other regions less than 10.

By age, the deaths from the disease were distributed as follows:

• 0 to 9 years: 2 people.
• 0 to 19 years: no person.
• 20 to 29 years: one person.
• 30 to 39 years: 2 people.
• 40 to 49 years: 5 people.
• 50 to 59 years: 16 people.
• 60 to 69 years: 37 people.
• 70 to 79 years: 55 people.
• 80 to 89 years: 57 people.
• More than 90 years: 10 people.

According to these data, the youngest people to die were an 8-month-old baby in Yopal and a one-year-old baby in Pasto, both with a medical history under study; and the oldest was a 96-year-old man in Bogotá who suffered from kidney disease.

This is the newsletter of the day:

# ReportCOVID19 December 11:

7,879 recovered
8,998 new cases
185 dead

Samples: 53,152
CRP: 32,431
Antigen: 20,721

Total:

1,304,299 recovered
1,408,909 cases
38,669 deaths
6,968,618 samples processed
62,592 active cases https://t.co/SiKTpTCQ3W pic.twitter.com/29evVUs4wM

– MinSaludCol (@MinSaludCol) December 11, 2020