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News from Brandenburg: Corona numbers in the Potsdam-Mittelmark district!
Current Corona numbers for Potsdam-Mittelmark as of October 31, 2025: New infections, incidence values and vaccination statistics at a glance.
News from Brandenburg: Corona numbers in the Potsdam-Mittelmark district!
The view of the current Corona situation in Brandenburg is mixed. Two new infections were reported in the Potsdam-Mittelmark district in the last 24 hours. However, this development remains limited, local news reports. A total of 15 cases have been registered in the past seven days, which corresponds to a 7-day incidence of 6.7 per 100,000 inhabitants. The total number of people who tested positive is just over 99,000.
Brandenburg as a whole also appears to be stable in the current evaluation. Here the 7-day incidence was 9.2 per 100,000 inhabitants. There were 30 new coronavirus cases and two more deaths across the country. A total of over 1.15 million people in Brandenburg have tested positive so far. A particular focus is on the 35 to 59 year old age group, which has the most cases with 479,612 infections.
Age groups in focus
The distribution of infections across age groups shows interesting insights:
- 0-4 Jahre: 29.510 Fälle (27,98 %)
- 5-14 Jahre: 152.614 Fälle (61,91 %)
- 15-34 Jahre: 259.134 Fälle (59,2 %)
- 35-59 Jahre: 479.612 Fälle (53,23 %)
- 60-79 Jahre: 167.336 Fälle (25,27 %)
- 80+ Jahre: 61.912 Fälle (28,12 %)
At the national level, i.e. in Germany, there were 570 new infections and a total of 188,179 deaths during the pandemic as of today, which means a share of 0.48% of those infected. The 7-day incidence at the federal level is 6.6 per 100,000 inhabitants.
Symptoms and vaccination status
COVID-19 can affect people differently. Most infected people have mild to moderate symptoms, often starting with fever, cough and fatigue. Serious symptoms such as difficulty breathing or confusion require immediate medical attention. This is particularly important to know because symptoms can develop differently over time after an infection, sometimes up to 14 days.
Things are also looking good on the vaccination front in Germany: So far, 76.3% of the population has received the basic vaccination, while 77.9% have been vaccinated at least once. In total, more than 188 million vaccine doses had been administered by April 8, 2023. The majority of vaccinations are the vaccine from Biontech, followed by Moderna and Astrazeneca.
During this phase of the pandemic, it remains of utmost importance to be mindful and continue to follow all necessary health measures. Authorities advise that if you have cold or flu-like symptoms, even if mild, you should stay home and allow time to monitor your health. If you need additional information and current data, you can find it at News.de and WHO.