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hello this is joshua parfitt the digital
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and today we're going to walk you
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through some simple steps to find out
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the exact coronavirus statistics for
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in the costa blanca in alicante and in
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the entire valentin community
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let's go the process is very simple
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the health department in the valentin
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community also known as sanitat
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update their regional statistics every
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day and they've provided an interactive
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map for anybody who lives here
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for free access to go on and find out
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what the situation is in their community
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with a number of parameters the address
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dot san dot gva dot e
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s forward slash and then you need to
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now first of all we need to look at the
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dates usually in spain the coronavirus
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statistics come out between 5 and 6 pm
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and then they are later updated for the
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as you can see we are now looking at
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yesterday's statistics which should be
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fully updated since the beginning of the
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state of alarm that came into effect on
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what we have here on the left is a list
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of all the municipalities
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we have an interactive map of all the
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municipalities that are colour
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according to the severity of the
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coronavirus outbreak situation there
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and then over here on the right we have
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certain statistics which are in
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valencian however they do translate
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quite easily here we have positives
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here we have hospitalized the uthi are
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people who are in intensive care
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we have deaths we have uh patients cured
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and we have active cases
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now what you may be most interested in
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is to look at your municipality
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if we zoom in here we can start to see a
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what we're looking at first is the
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marina outer region now the marine outer
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has been in the news recently as it was
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the second best municipality in the
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entire valencian community however
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recently there have been resurgences of
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certain coronavirus outbreaks in this
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what we need to do to see those most
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recent statistics is to click on your
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in this case we have selected denia and
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here at the bottom you can see
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pcr which is the official testing
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technique for coronavirus that takes
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around four to six hours
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and is the most trusted test at present
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if you toggle to the right you can see
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the pcr tests that have been conducted
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you can see the color changes but now
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when we click on it we can see
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right here that there have been three
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positive cases in denia
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in the last 14 days up to the third of
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if we move further down to alfaz del p
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that has been in the news lately
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we can see there have been five and if
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we move down into benidorm we can see
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that there have been 18
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in the last 14 days in the same way if
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living further down in alicante you can
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just move further down towards torre
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click on to riva and see that there have
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the last 14 days now if you're feeling
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like you'd like to investigate a little
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this graph over here on the right is
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if you click to enlarge it now we can
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see the daily updates
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of coronavirus positive by pcr deaths
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and cured cases now as we can see here
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at the beginning of the state of the
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the most dominant statistic in the daily
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coronavirus positives by pcr but now as
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the so-called new normal you can start
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to see that the cases in the valentine
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community have been increasing
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again at a near similar rate to back in
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which has got many people worried that
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we may be looking at further
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now what is interesting to remember is
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in the second outbreak the main number
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are in the 20 to 30 to 40 age range
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which means that the rates of
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at this so-called second wave are not as
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as they were back in march when the
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average age of coronavirus patients was
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up there in the 60s and 70s
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and there is a very brief overview of
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how to check out the coronavirus
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statistics in your municipality
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in spain's valencian community please
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subscribe to our youtube channel
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via links in the description below as we
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shall be continuing to report on the
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ongoing coronavirus situation
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while mixing in interviews with experts
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and many little tips and
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tricks that you may not have known this
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was joshua parfit for bay radio thank
