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A look at the infection map reveals the widespread spread of the virus in Germany - the number of red spots has once again risen to a new high: According to the latest data from the Robert Koch Institute (RKI) (October 15, 12 a.m.)
A look at the infection map reveals the widespread spread of the virus in Germany - the number of red spots has once again risen to a new high: According to the latest data from the Robert Koch Institute (RKI) (October 15, 12 a.m.)
60 regions out of 412 in total, exceed the upper limit of 50 new infections per 100,000 inhabitants agreed between the federal and state governments within seven days. That means an increase of 13 districts and independent cities compared to the previous day.
A week ago, eleven regions had torn the upper limit. Among the affected regions are seven Berlin districts, with Neukölln having the nationwide highest seven-day incidence of 153.2 confirmed infections per 100,000 inhabitants.
The capital itself reported an overall seven-day incidence of 76.3 yesterday evening. With a value over 40, 34 regions are now close to the critical mark, above all the Neuwied district in Rhineland-Palatinate with a seven-day incidence of 49.8.
In addition, 18 other regions with a value over 40 are close to the critical mark, above all the city of Augsburg with a seven-day incidence of 49.9.
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