Tenerife have recorded 141 new cases today, but Gran Canaria has 39, Fuerteventura 18, and 3 in Lanzarote...
There are also 24 in Gran Canaria, 7 in Lanzarote, 5 in Fuerteventura, and none in the rest of the islands…
Progress is being made through all groups including those aged 30 to 39 years old, here’s an update of all…
Over 12,000 jabs a day will be administered here, getting us to the target of 70% of the population before July 31st...
There have been 165 detected in Tenerife, 26 in Gran Canaria, 7 in Fuerteventura, and 2 in Lanzarote...
Tenerife adds 139 new cases today; active cases have now doubled on the island in less than a month…
Tenerife’s IA7 is now over 100, Gran Canaria has 39 new cases, with 16 in Fuerteventura, and 1 in Lanzarote…
Cases have increased across the island of Tenerife with 140 new infections, Lanzarote has 21, Gran Canaria 15, and Fuerteventura 9…
The SCS vaccination teams administered over 35,000 vaccines yesterday, and 55% of population have now had one jab…
Tenerife has 8 times more cases today than Gran Canaria who had 18, with 13 in Fuerteventura, and 10 in Lanzarote …
Tenerife has 152 new cases today, with 25 in Gran Canaria, 8 in Lanzarote, and 2 in Fuerteventura…
Active cases are up, incidence rates are up, and hospitalisations are up as upward trend continues...
Tenerife opens first 24 hour mass vaccination centre to try and combat the upward trend...
If you are over 40 and don’t have an appointment yet, please call or register online as soon as possible...
Lanzarote should move to Level 1 today, Tenerife would be the only island in a higher level, but which one?
It has not yet been decided if they will be vaccinated at school or in mass vaccination centres...
Tenerife has 105 new cases today, followed by Gran Canaria with 42, Lanzarote with 15 and Fuerteventura with 7…
It is the first time, and a new administration record in a single day that is close to the 30,000 jabs they said they could achieve...
132 new cases today, 99 in Tenerife, 22 in Gran Canaria, 3 in Lanzarote and 1 in Fuerteventura…
Incidence rates have increased again, the Islands won’t make UK green list due to epidemiological data if this continues…