Switzerland sees 25 percent increase in coronavirus cases
The number of confirmed coronavirus infections in Switzerland has risen to more than 6,100 - an increase of 25 percent on figures from the previous day. The number of fatalities has also risen and now stands at 56.
The number of confirmed cases is officially 6,113, with 1,273 more cases than Friday, the Federal Office of Public Health said.
UPDATE: What you need to know about the coronavirus crisis in Switzerland
56 people in Switzerland have died from the virus, an increase of 13 from the previous day.
Half of the confirmed cases are people under 51 or under.
#CoronaInfoCH #Coronavirus
21.03 Aktueller Stand sind 6113 positiv getestete Fälle. https://t.co/rriRySmvPK pic.twitter.com/GvA58gMkvx
— BAG – OFSP – UFSP (@BAG_OFSP_UFSP) March 21, 2020
The virus has now spread to all of Switzerlands 26 cantons.
On a per capita basis, the most heavily hit canton in Switzerland is Ticino. An average of 258 per 100,000 people have the virus in the Italian-speaking canton, followed by 181 per 100,000 in Vaud and 107 in Graübunden.
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The number of confirmed cases is officially 6,113, with 1,273 more cases than Friday, the Federal Office of Public Health said.
UPDATE: What you need to know about the coronavirus crisis in Switzerland
56 people in Switzerland have died from the virus, an increase of 13 from the previous day.
Half of the confirmed cases are people under 51 or under.
#CoronaInfoCH #Coronavirus
— BAG – OFSP – UFSP (@BAG_OFSP_UFSP) March 21, 2020
21.03 Aktueller Stand sind 6113 positiv getestete Fälle. https://t.co/rriRySmvPK pic.twitter.com/GvA58gMkvx
The virus has now spread to all of Switzerlands 26 cantons.
On a per capita basis, the most heavily hit canton in Switzerland is Ticino. An average of 258 per 100,000 people have the virus in the Italian-speaking canton, followed by 181 per 100,000 in Vaud and 107 in Graübunden.
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