new cases and deaths today, February 18

This Thursday, February 18, the country reported another 200 victims of the pandemic. With that number, the national total of deaths was 58,334.

The figure that, fortunately, continues to decline little by little again is that of infections, since today 4,824 new patients and 5,817 recovered were reported, another indicator that gives hope.

With these figures, Colombia reached 2,212,525 COVID-19 cases in total and remains the eleventh country in the world with the most infections. Above are the United States, India, Brazil, the United Kingdom, Russia, France, Spain, Italy, Turkey and Germany.

The country also has 2,105,445 recovered, which means that to date there are 42,102 active cases.

This is the comparison of the day with the previous one:

COVID-19	TODAY	YESTERDAY
CASES	4,824	5,103
DEAD	200	185
RECOVERED	5,817	4,523
TESTS	46,302	49,645
ACTIVE CASES	42,102	43,339

Bogotá remains first on the list with 1,247 new patients. She is escorted by Valle (664), Antioquia (616), Cundinamarca (389), Córdoba (226), Santander (212), Boyacá (145), Barranquilla (141) and Huila (104).

And other regions that reported more than 50 cases were Santa Marta (90), Cesar and Norte de Santander (79 each), Quindío (74), Atlántico (72), Cartagena (70), Caldas and Tolima (64 each). u), Cauca (58), Meta (57), Casanare (54), Risaralda (53) and Magdalena (51).

Deaths from coronavirus in Colombia today, February 18:

According to official data, there were 200 victims (158 from previous days), of which one is from September, another from November, 9 more from December, 4 from January and the remaining 185 from February.

With the capital also at the top of this list, the regions in which there were more than 10 deaths were:

• 51: Bogota
• 20: Santander and Valley
• 14: Antioquia
• 10: Nariño

Finally, according to these data, the youngest people to die today were two 25-year-olds: a woman in Ortega (Tolima) who suffered from obesity and a man in Bogotá with kidney disease; and the oldest was a 100-year-old man in Envigado (Antioquia) with a medical history under study.

By age, deaths were recorded as follows:

AGE	VICTIMS
0 to 9 years	anyone
10 to 19 years	anyone
20 to 29 years	2 people
30 to 39 years	8 people
40 to 49 years	11 persons
50 to 59 years	24 people
60 to 69 years	42 persons
70 to 79 years	58 people
80 to 89 years	41 persons
Over 90 years	14 persons

The Government received criticism for the low number of vaccinated, 18 in one day – which the Ministry of Health tried to explain – but this Thursday increased with the start of the vaccination plan in several cities and departments.

In the next week, two batches are expected to arrive that would add more than 200,000 new vaccines.

This is the report of the day and how all the figures are distributed in the country:

# ReportCOVID19 18th of February:

5,817 recovered
4,824 new cases
200 dead

Samples: 46,302
CRP: 29,856
Antigen: 16,446

Total:

2,105,445 recovered
2,212,525 cases
58,334 deceased
11,033,945 samples processed
42,102 active cases https://t.co/SiKTpTCQ3W pic.twitter.com/cETTGqOWMC

– MinSaludCol (@MinSaludCol) February 18, 2021