Thread by @ThomIvar

Update 15 September

1.379 new cases (total: 84.778)
2 new fatalities (total: 6.258)
24 new hospitalisations (total: 12.315)
(differences w.r.t. yesterday)

The maps show the cases, hospitalisations and fatalities for the last 3 & 7 days.

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The daily reported number of cases & hospitalisations of COVID-19 in the last two weeks.

New cases are measured as the difference in cumulative figures w.r.t. yesterday.

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Absolute new number of reported cases, fatalities and hospitalisations per Dutch province. Cumulative numbers per province are in parentheses.

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15 municipalities report at least one new hospitalisation due to COVID-19, compared to yesterday.

23 new hospitalisations are located and 0 hospitalisations are removed.

The biggest increase is in Utrecht (+4), 's-Gravenhage (+3) and Amsterdam (+2).

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235 municipalities report at least one new case of COVID-19, compared to yesterday.

1376 new cases are located and 1 case is removed.

The biggest increase is in Amsterdam (+249),'s-Gravenhage (+134) and Rotterdam (+103).

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2 municipalities report at least one new fatality due to COVID-19, compared to yesterday.

2 new fatalities are located and 0 fatalities are removed.

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The municipalities with the highest number of new cases, compared to yesterday and last week. Reported as new cases per 100,000 inhabitants.

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The largest increase in cases per 100.000, compared to yesterday, is in Landsmeer (+43.51).

Note that an increase of 50 per 100.000 compared to last week is considered as a warning signal in Germany.

(Graphs for other municipalities available on request)

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New reported COVID-19 cases per Dutch province over time. The graph shows the absolute number of newly reported cases, as provided in the database of the RIVM.

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