Quintana Roo maintains more than 200 new cases of Covid-19 per day

The reports of the Ministry of Health in the entity indicate that the number of positive patients has not decreased.

During the last four days, the state of Quintana Roo has reported more than 200 additional daily cases, the highest being the one registered last Thursday, June 17, with 240 infections in a period of 24 hours.

According to the reports of the Ministry of Health in the entity, as of Wednesday June 16 and until last Saturday the number of positive patients has not dropped below 200; For example, on Wednesday there were 233 new positives, subsequently 240, 213 and 204.

Although such a proportion of cases was not reached since last year, as of March 2021, the state has had several peaks of this type, the highest was 274 positives in 24 hours, registered on June 10, but It did not last for several days.

The mobility statistics also report that there has been an increase in the transit of people, the places with the greatest connection being department stores and leisure. The last cut indicates that the reference value is -8, when a month ago it was -11 and on June 13 it was -20.

In the case of pharmacies and self-service stores, the presence of citizens has also increased in these establishments, since the parameter is at +20, which has not decreased since last March, which coincides with the third wave of infections.

It is worth mentioning that the mobility reports are prepared through an algorithm of the Google company, which measures where its users connect to the internet and social networks.

The state government, as well as the Ministry of Health hope that after the Father’s Day celebrations, infections may increase due to family gatherings and clandestine parties.

“After those family parties, we will probably have to be at funerals, so let’s take good care of ourselves. If you are going to celebrate, that is with less than ten people, use the mask, do not relax, preferably celebrate in open and ventilated spaces, ”said Governor Carlos Joaquín González.