- On Monday, July 13, 27 cases have been reported in the CAV (2 in Álava, 11 in Bizkaia and 14 in Gipuzkoa) and 15 in Navarre, according to information disseminated by both governments. The two official sources have reported that no new deaths have been recorded in the train accident.
According to the Osakidetza Daily Bulletin, the 27 new infections detected on Monday at the CAV are distributed as follows:
- In Álava 2: In Vitoria-Gasteiz and in Urkabustaiz, one each.
- Bizkaia 11: 5 in Bilbao and 1 in Derio, Bermeo, Portugalete, Santurtzi, Sestao and Sopela.
- In Gipuzkoa 14: 6 in Tolosa, 2 in Andoain and Getaria and 1 in Aizarnazabal, Elgoibar, Hernani and Irun.
In the case of Bizkaia, the rapid tests were 11 positive among the Gestapm workers in Abadiño, but wait until today to find out how many of them confirm the PCR test that detects the active cases.
Although the most striking in Gipuzkoa is Tolosa's 6 (10 in three days), Getaria's positives have provoked a lot of stir: That the Basque Government is two, that the mayor today also has a third party and that the government does not give them enough information...
In Navarra, there are 15 positive ones detected on Monday, 4 of them associated with some of the outbreaks of Pamplona and 2 others infected by a hamaiketako carried out in Pamplona on the eve of San Fermin. The source of the other infections is unknown.
Neither the Basque Government nor the Government of Navarre have reported more deaths. However, it is clear what the autopsy of the man who died last Monday in Eskoriatza said, as, according to the media, he was hooded by COVID-19.