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Weekly coronavirus update: 19.326 new cases, 102 deaths

Weekly coronavirus update: 19.326 new cases, 102 deaths

The weekly report from the RIVM (National Institute for Public Health and Environment) reveals that, since the update last week, another 19.326 people in the Netherlands have tested positive for COVID-19, the illness that is caused by the new coronavirus. 

Coronavirus situation in the Netherlands

Of the people infected, another 102 people have died since last Tuesday*, September 22, bringing the death toll to 6.393. Another 244 patients have been admitted to hospital. As not all people are getting tested, the true number of people infected with the new coronavirus is higher than reported. 

*There may be a delay between the day of death and the day that it is reported.

Date Confirmed cases Hospital admissions Deaths
September 23 - September 29** +19.326 +244 6.393 (+102)
September 16 - September 22 +13.471 +152 6.291 (+33)
September 9 - September 15 +8.265 +92 6.258 (+14)
September 2 - September 8 +5.427 +43 6.244 (+17)
August 26 - September 1 +3.597 +57 6.230 (+24)
August 19 - August 25  +3.588 +84 6.207 (+32)
August 12 - August 18 +4.013 +50 6.175 (+16)
August 5 - August 11 +4.036 +38 6.159 (+9)
July 29 - August 4 +2.588 +44 6.150 (+6)
July 22 - July 28 +1.329 +23 6.145 (+9)
July 15 - July 21 +987 +19 6.136 (+7)
July 8 - July 14 +534 +16 6.135 (+8)
July 1 - July 7 +432 +9 6.132 (+19)

 

**Not all the patients reported tested positive, were hospitalised, or died in the past week. Some figures are only reported much later. The data from previous weeks is therefore supplemented to include them. 

Register for a coronavirus test

If you are experiencing coronavirus symptoms, you can get tested to see if you are infected with the virus. You can call 0800 1202 to make an appointment if you have one or more of the following mild symptoms (have your BSN at the ready):

  • Stuffy and / or runny nose
  • Sneezing
  • Sore throat
  • Coughing
  • Fever
  • Sudden loss of smell or taste

Contact a doctor if you have severe symptoms or if you belong to an at-risk group.

Victoria Séveno

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Victoria Séveno

Victoria grew up in Amsterdam, before moving to the UK to study English and Related Literature at the University of York and completing her NCTJ course at the Press Association...

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