Almost seven years after causing a pandemic that was the world's worst health crisis in the last century, the coronavirus is still determined to break records. The latest proof of this is the increase in cases—almost always very mild, although quite annoying—registered in recent weeks, with temperatures typical of August. The data on the increase in covid can be seen in the latest Acute Respiratory Infection Surveillance report, published this Thursday by the National Center for Epidemiology (CNE). This shows an estimated incidence of 85 cases per 100,000 inhabitants last week, an increase compared to the 50.4 cases the previous week. Among children under 12 months, the most affected, this rate has gone from 126 to 225 cases.
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