With over 10,200 coronavirus positive tests, the weekly total exceeds 63,100.

Data from the public health agency RIVM released on Sunday showed that another 10,211 people tested positive for the invention of the SARS-CoV-2 coronavirus. Since the beginning of the week, RIVM has disclosed 63,131 new positive test results.The total was over 9,500 last week, Accounts for a 17.5% increase.

Sunday’s tally was also 25% higher than last Sunday, setting a new record for most infectious diseases reported in one day. It was the second time since the crisis began that more than 10,000 positive tests were announced for the first time on Friday. However, in this figure, Information disclosure on Saturday, A few hours late due to IT issues at the city’s health service GGD. The Ministry of Health has suggested that a daily average of Saturday and Sunday, or 9,440, will form a more accurate image.

The number of newly infected populations in Amsterdam (831) increased by more than 14% on Sunday compared to a week ago. Rotterdam numbers were basically flat at 628 and The Hague rose 18% to 408. The three cities reported more new infections than anywhere else in the Netherlands.

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Weekly growth is showing signs of slowing, but it’s not clear if it meets the expectations of the Dutch government. Cabinet members and RIVM leader Jaap van Dissel will be convened at the Prime Minister’s Office on Sunday, and the Cabinet was briefed by the outbreak control team on Monday.

A national television press conference may continue on Monday or Tuesday nights.

On Friday, Prime Minister Mark Rutte expressed concern not only about the amount of infection, but also about the rate of positive tests and the per capita infection rate in countries and regions. He said all options were still on the table, including a stricter blockade than the partial blockade that took place on October 14.

Nearly 300 Covid-19 deaths were reported this week.Hospital totals increase, but ICU totals decrease

RIVM also reported that Covid-19 was responsible for an additional 27 deaths. This brings the total for the week to 295, an average of about 42 per day. The deaths of 7,046 residents of the Netherlands were decisively caused by Covid-19.

Based on data from the Patient Coordination Office LCPS, there were at least 191 new Covid-19 hospitalizations between Saturday afternoon and Sunday afternoon, the lowest in at least 11 days, and perhaps longer. Since Saturday, about 28 people have been moved to the intensive care unit.

This has resulted in an overall increase in the total number of coronavirus patients, an increase of 30 to 2,145. That number was 30 percent higher than last Sunday. According to LCPS, 1,657 patients were being treated outside the intensive care unit, an increase of 43.

The number of Covid-19 patients in the ICU has declined for the first time since October 10. The number of patients in the intensive care unit on Sunday was 488, a decrease of 13 people. However, coronavirus patients still outnumber non-Covid patients, of whom 419 are in the ICU.

These figures include two covid patients transferred from the Netherlands to Germany. According to LCPS, another 30 patients were taken from a busy Dutch hospital to a less busy Dutch medical facility from late Saturday to early Sunday.

Since the end of February, at least 14,453 residents have been treated in Covid-19 hospitals, of which more than a quarter, 4,169, needed ICU care. Approximately 1,060 of these patients died in the intensive care unit and 2,313 of the ICU patients were eventually discharged.

To date, 291,254 people have tested positive for viral infections.