Of the total number of cases investigated in the last 24 hours, 3,934 correspond to symptomatic people and 1,085 do not present symptoms. In addition, 2,772 positive PCR tests were registered that were not reported.
The Ministry of Health (Minsal), through its daily report, reveals that the new cases confirmed at the national level show an increase 53% in the last week. While in the last 14 days the variation is 14%.
According to figures from the Health Authority corresponding to this Thursday, November 10, it registers 7,791 new cases of Covid-19, with a positivity of 17.18% in the last 24 hours at the national level.
Furthermore, the report details that 44,469 tests were carried out, between PCR and antigen tests.
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De Of the 7,791 new cases, 47% are diagnosed by antigen test; 44% originates from Active Case Finding (BAC); and 22% of those notified are asymptomatic.
The total number of people diagnosed with coronavirus in the country reaches 4,818,999. Of this total, 17,722 patients are in the active stage, considering an isolation of 5 days from the onset of symptoms or from taking the test, according to the criteria of the Opening phase.
Meanwhile, the recovered cases are 4,726,647.
As for deaths, in the last 24 hours there have been 53 deaths from causes associated with Covid-19, according to information provided by the DEIS. And the total number of deaths in Chile amounts to 61,923.
Review the Minsal Covid-19 report here:
Official Figures November 10
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