Suhl in the Corona-Ruß stand: No new infections on June 14, 2025!

Suhl in the Corona-Ruß stand: No new infections on June 14, 2025!

Suhl, Deutschland - in Suhl there is good news to report today on June 14, 2025. How [news.de] (https://www.news.de/amp/gesundheit/855914659/corona-beufreisfreie-stadt-suhl-heut-aktuell-14-06-2025- Coronavirus-News-to-RKI-Falls-Tote-in-Thueringen-intensive bed-and-new -covide-19 variant-nimbus/1/) reports, the new infections fell to 0 compared to the previous day. This is not only for the city, but also for the entire region, a gratifying aspect in the ongoing examination of the Coronavirus.

The 7-day incidence in Suhl is therefore 0.0 per 100,000 inhabitants. Considered over the entire pandemic, a total of 13,162 positive coronavirus tests were registered in Suhl. This number also includes late registrations and corrections to older registration data, which makes the statistics even more meaningful. So far there have been 221 deaths in connection with Covid-19 in the city. So you can say that Suhl is in a stable state and on the way of improvement.

intensive care beds and vaccine

The situation on the intensive care units in Suhl also shows positive developments. Of a total of 22 available intensive care beds, only 10 are occupied, while 12 beds are free and there are no covid patients on the intensive care units. This gives hope that the health system is well prepared, should there be an unexpected wave of new infections.

In connection with the fight against Coronavirus, the vaccination rate in Germany is also of interest. The data of coronain-fahngen.de show that by April 8, 2023, about 76.3 % of the population are basic, which corresponds to 63,493,268 people. At least one vaccination received 77.9 % of the population. The number of vaccinations administered has already reached over 188 million. A central element in the fight against pandemic, which should not be forgotten, is the vaccination.

Current situation in Thuringia and Germany

The new Covid variant called Nimbus (NB.1.8.1), which has been discovered since January 2025, is, according to the World Health Organization ("Variant under observation"). So far, however, there is no evidence of serious disease courses, which is a relief for everyone.

A total of 70 new infections reports today, with the 7-day incidence of 0.7 per 100,000 inhabitants. In total, Germany has registered 39,060,776 Corona cases since the beginning of the pandemic.