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The bulletin of the General Health Directorate this Wednesday allows to conclude that, with the 802 cases in the last 24 hours (+ 73% than the previous day), this is the eighth worst day since the start of the pandemic, accentuating a trend that took place this month and that recalls the March and April records.
The record was set on April 10 (1,516 cases), followed by March 31 (1,035), the only two days in which more than a thousand infections were exceeded in one day. Afterwards, the worst days were March 28 (902), April 3 (852), September 19 (849), April 9 (815), April 1 (808) and this Wednesday, with 802 cases. .
To close the top 10 there are still March 29 (792) and April 2 (783), but there are still two days of this month: September 18 (780) and September 17 (770). In other words, four of the 12 worst days since the start of the pandemic took place in September.
