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Corona news from Northern Saxony: Zero new infections on October 12th!
Current Corona numbers for Northern Saxony on October 12th, 2025: No new infections, 22 cases in 7 days. Infection situation in Saxony.
Corona news from Northern Saxony: Zero new infections on October 12th!
The Corona situation in Germany and especially in Saxony appears to be stable on October 12, 2025, although still clouded by a new death. Loud news.de Fortunately, no new infections were reported in the North Saxony district compared to the previous day, which gives hope for improvement. However, there have been 22 recorded cases in the last seven days, resulting in a 7-day incidence of 11.0 per 100,000 inhabitants.
The general situation in Saxony is also stable. The 7-day incidence here is 8.3 per 100,000 inhabitants, and there are also no new cases. The total number of people who tested positive in Saxony is now 2,019,176. Nevertheless, the loss of a life is a painful setback in this pandemic.
Important statistics and vaccination rates
The total number of corona deaths in Germany has now reached 188,001, with the lethal rate remaining at 0.48%. No new deaths have been reported in recent days, and the total case count stands at 39,092,702. These numbers show how long and how profoundly the pandemic has already influenced our society, according to the summary corona-in-zahlen.de.
Vaccinations are a crucial factor in the fight against COVID-19. According to the data from Statista The vaccination rate in Germany is 76.3% of the population who have basic immunization. A total of 188,244,457 doses have been administered. Of these, 64.8 million people received at least one vaccination, with the majority being immunized with the vaccines from Biontech and Moderna.
Keep an eye on the infection process
The latest hospitalization rate numbers are 0.91, with 768 hospitalized COVID-19 cases. Of these, 87 people are in intensive care units. Despite the fluctuating but largely stable situation, vigilance remains necessary to prevent further outbreaks.
Overall, the current situation in Germany and Saxony shows a ray of hope, even if the unfortunate deaths will never disappear from people's minds. The high vaccination rate and the stagnating number of new infections are a sign that the measures and the collective efforts of the population are bearing fruit. It is to be hoped that this will continue to be the case.