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On the island of São Miguel, of the 20 new positive cases, 11 are related to previously identified transmission chains and nine cases have yet to be evaluated.
On Terceira Island, of the 20 new positive cases, nine are related to previously identified transmission chains; four new cases are the result of a new chain shared between Angra do Heroísmo and Praia da Vitória; five are the result of two new transmission chains in Angra do Heroísmo (one with one element and the other with four elements); A positive case has not yet been determined and a positive case concerns a resident with a foreign travel history who tested positive on the sixth day.
95 recoveries
There have been 95 recoveries in the last 24 hours, 11 in Terceira (10 in Angra do Heroísmo and one in Praia da Vitória); 83 in São Miguel (one in Lagoa, three in Ponta Delgada and 79 in Ribeira Grande); a case recovered in Faial (in the case of a patient who was transferred from the Hospital da Horta to the Hospital of Ponta Delgada, to carry out a medical act recovered from the Covid-19 infection).
15 Hospitalizations
Fifteen people are hospitalized, eight of whom are in the Divino Espírito Santo Hospital in Ponta Delgada (one of them in the ICU) and seven in the Santo Espírito Hospital in Terceira Island (two of which are in the ICU).
68 Active drive chains
The Azores have 68 active transmission chains, 47 of which are on the island of São Miguel; a shared transmission chain between São Miguel and São Jorge; 20 transmission channels in Terceira (with three new channels identified in the last 24 hours, two in Angra do Heroísmo and one shared between Angra do Heroísmo and Praia da Vitória).
To date, 33 transmission chains have been extinguished, two of which on the island of São Miguel, in the last 24 hours (one in Ponta Delgada and the other in Povoação).
403 positive positive cases
So far, there are 403 active positive cases, 294 in São Miguel and 109 in Terceira Island.
To date, 1,589 cases of infection with the new coronavirus SARS-CoV-2, which causes Covid-19 disease, have been detected, with 21 deaths and 1,080 recoveries.
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