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There is chaos around the crown numbers in Munich: the Robert Koch Institute and the State Office of Public Health use outdated population figures when calculating the seven-day incidence.
- Vortex around the evaluation of the Corona numbers for Munich: The original Seven-day incidence It is low.
- Why is that? The currently communicated Statistics it is based on an outdated population of the city.
- Mayor Dieter Reiterwho has acted is furious. We look at the current Location in hospitals.
Munich – chaos around the Crown numbers in Munich *: The Robert Koch Institute (RKI) and the State Office of Public Health (LGL) put in the calculation of the Seven-day incidence based on an elderly population. The base is the value of the Federal Statistical Office as of December 31, 2018: 1.47 million. In fact, as of July 31, 2020, the city already had 1.56 million inhabitants, that is, 90,000 more.
Crown numbers in Munich: this is the seven-day “real” incidence – OB Reiter rages
the 7-day true incidence – it says that the number of new cases reported per 100,000 inhabitants during the last seven days – would be less than the 47.6 reported on Thursday. If this value is greater than 50, there could be restrictions in public life. A large number of new infections * were also reported Thursday with 151 corona cases.
According to an LGL spokesperson, there is one Population update planned. But you can’t say when. It’s not the only inconsistency: the RKI reported 324 new cases on Thursday, and suddenly the value reported by the Koch Institute jumped from 34.0 to 47.6 overnight. Mayor Dieter Reiter complains: “At last there must be clarity about the discrepancy in the numbers.”
Woman during corona test: In Munich there is a great stir about the correct evaluation of the number of infections.
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Covid-19 patients in Munich: the current state of the city’s hospitals
While cases are skyrocketing, the coronavirus is currently not as serious a problem medically * as it was in the previous course of the pandemic. The last Death in Munich dated August 10. She was the only person who died in the last two months. All of the other 222 coronavirus-related deaths occurred from March to mid-July. At that time, around 7,100 infections were confirmed, now there are 10,311 (according to RKI 10,324).
However, currently few infected people become seriously ill. One reason: the average age of recently reported cases has dropped significantly. Reports from the Munich Clinic consistently low treatment numbers. At the end of July there were eleven in the five locations Patients with Covid-19 provided. There are currently 15, four of them in the intensive care unit. At the peak in mid-April, there were 200 sick people. When asked, the clinic’s spokesman, Raphael Diecke, said: “Our experts assume that the number of patients will increase slightly again.” * tz.de is an offer from Ippen Digital Network
List of rubrics lists: © Moritz Frankenberg / dpa
