To date, 92 per cent of those over 12 years of age in Andalucía have had a dose of a coronavirus vaccine and 90 per cent of the target population over 12 years of age are already fully-vaccinated
The region’s incidence rate continues to drop to 32 on a day when only one coronavirus death was reported
Gusts of up to 80 kilometres per hour are forecast this Monday in the Strait of Gibraltar
There has been an increase in the number of daily coronavirus deaths in the region although the provinces of Almeria, Seville and Jaén have not registered any in the last 24 hours
The region's rate, this Thursday, stands at 36.8 on a day when 287 new infections have been reported by the Junta
Hospital pressure, both on the wards and in intensive care units, continues easing too
The elderly in nursing homes and health workers will be the first to receive the jabs
The probability of rain is very low although there could be strong gusts of wind at times
The Junta's Minister of Health, Jesús Aguirre, has said that the fifth wave has been "overcome" although not the pandemic
This region is the first in Spain to restore the service since the pandemic began
The regional government's spokesman also warned 'this is not over yet and we must be cautious. The virus is still among us. It was like this in May - and then the Delta variant arrived'
The regional government is prepared and just awaiting the go-head from the European Medicines Agency for the vaccination of the age group
The 112 Andalucía emergency control centre was swamped with calls and had to reinforce its staff to respond to the situation, recording more than 600 incidents in the few first hours
The number of coronavirus cases per 100,000 inhabitants is down 20.5 compared to last Wednesday
It will bring together up to 20 different numbers that the regional government uses to respond to administrative and service enquiries