Brazil records a moving average of 544 daily deaths per Covid. Mortality stable for 5 days | Corona Virus

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The figures from the new poll of the Media Consortium on the state of the coronavirus pandemic in Brazil, consolidated at 20:00 on Wednesday. The balance is based on data from state health departments.

Watch last week’s moving average sequence:

• Quinta (23): 534
• Friday (24): 565
• Saturday (25): 528
• Sunday (26): 528
• Monday (27): 524
• Tuesday (28): 569
• Wednesday (29): 544

On July 31, Brazil again recorded a moving average of deaths below 1,000, after a period of 191 consecutive days with higher values. From March 17 to May 10, there were 55 days in a row with this moving average above 2000. At the worst moment of this period, the average reached 3125, on April 12.

Four states and the Federal District in the trend of moving death rate: SE, AC, DF, TO, ES.

Acre and Goiás There were no new deaths from the disease in the last day. In Acre, there was also a decrease of 17 cases from the total number; According to the state secretariat, these were duplicate cases that were corrected.

Already a country car No new data was released as of 8 p.m. Wednesday.

In cases confirmed since the beginning of the pandemic, 213979798 Brazilians have been infected or infected with the new coronavirus, With 16,405 of those confirmed on the last day. The moving average was in the last 7 days 16455 new diagnoses per day. This represents a variance in +6% Regarding cases registered within two weeks, indicating More in diagnosis.

At its worst, the national moving average curve reached a mark of 77,295 new daily cases, on June 23 of this year.

• Total deaths: 596,163
• Record of deaths within 24 hours: 643
• Average new deaths in the last 7 days: 544 (14-day change: -7%)
• Total confirmed cases: 21,397,798
• Registration of confirmed cases within 24 hours: 16,405
• Average new cases in the last 7 days: 16455 (14-day change: +6%)

• In height (4 states and DF): SE, AC, DF, TO, ES
• At steady state (6 cases): SP, PR, RS, PI, PE, RJ
• Fall (15 states): MS, PB, AL, SC, GO, AM, RR, PA, BA, MG, MT, MA, RO, RN, AP
• Not disclosed (one state): This is amazing

This comparison takes into account the average deaths in the past seven days until this balance was published relative to the average recorded two weeks ago (Understand the criteria it uses g 1 To analyze epidemic trends).

It is noteworthy that there are cases in which a decrease in the average number of deaths can lead to significant differences in percentage. Moving average data is generally in decimal numbers and is rounded to make the data easier to display.

More than 42% of Brazilians have taken the necessary doses against Covid and are fully immunized. 89995594 doses (second or single dose) were applied, which corresponds to 42.19% of the population, according to Data collected by the Media Consortium.

Those who took the first dose and were partially immunized are 145,989,521 people, corresponding to 68.44% of the population. The booster dose was given to 821,367 subjects (0.39% of the population).

By adding the first, second, single and booster doses, there are 236806482 doses since the start of vaccination.

Look at the situation in the countries

• IS: +21%
• MG: -36%
• Royal Jordanian: -15%
• SP: +15%

• DF: +60%
• go: -23%
• MS: -16%
• MT: -39%

• AC: +100%
• AM: -25%
• AP: -67%
• PA: -33%
• RO: -47%
• RR: -32%
• To: +45%

• AL: -20%
• Bachelor’s: -34%
• European Commission: The country did not release new data until 8 pm. Looking at the updated data up to the day before, it is up (+21%)
• MA: -45%
• PB: -17%
• PE: -13%
• PI: +6%
• Rn: -57%
• SE: +200%

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Data on coronavirus cases and deaths in Brazil were obtained after an unprecedented partnership between st 1and O Globo, Extra, O Estado de S.Paulo, Folha de S.Paulo and UOL, who have worked collaboratively since June 8 to collect necessary information in 26 states and the Federal District (know more).

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