22 new infected with coronavirus in Trondheim this weekend

On Friday, November 6, seven new cases of the coronavirus were registered in Trondheim. Eleven new ones were registered on Saturday and four more infected on Sunday.

The Infected (Friday):

On this day, 1102 tests were carried out.

1. 30 year old person. Source of infection not yet clarified. I have been traveling around Norway.
2. Person in his teens. Infected abroad. It has been quarantined from the start.
3. Person in his 20s. Infected abroad. It has been quarantined from the start.
4. Person in his 40s. Infected abroad.
5. 30 year old person. Infected abroad.
6. Person in his 50s. Infected from known close contact.
7. Person in his 40s. Source of infection not yet clarified.

All have a mild course of the disease.

The Infected (Saturday):

On this day 947 tests were carried out.

Those infected are:

1. Person in his 40s. Infected from known close contact
2. Person in his 20s. Infected from known close contact.
3. Person in his 20s. Infected from known close contact.
4. Person in his 20s. It has been quarantined from the start. Infected with red soil.
5. Person in his 50s. It has been quarantined from the start. Infected with red soil.
6. Person in his 50s. It has been quarantined from the start. Infected with red soil.
7. 30 year old person. Infected from known close contact.
8. Person in his 20s. Infected from known close contact.
9. Person in his 20s. Infected from known close contact.
10. Person in his 20s. Source of infection not yet clarified.
11. Person in his 20s. Infected from known close contact.

They all have a mild disease course, except for number seven on this list who have a moderate disease course.

The infected (Sunday):

488 tests were carried out.

Those infected are:

1. Person in his 40s. Infected from known close contact.
2. Person in his 20s. Infected from known close contact.
3. Person in his 50s. Infected from known close contact.
4. Person in his teens. Infected from known close contact.

All have a mild course of the disease.

See Adresseavisen’s great overview of the crown situation in Trøndelag here