If you are infected with the corona virus, there are often virus particles in your stool. Wastewater is collected at treatment plants and tested for virus particles at RIVM.
Because there are no more GGD-tests and less self-testing, waste water research is important to monitor the virus and to recognize a possible revival of the virus.
Last values obtained on Wednesday, 22 November 2023. Is updated on Wednesday.
Source: RIVM
Schouwen-Duiveland has 34,116 inhabitants connected to the sewer.
The calculated average is based on all the wastewater measurements collected in one week. This figure also takes account of how many inhabitants are served by a wastewater treatment plant.
3 of the 3 sampling locations reported at least one measurement in the given week.
Sampling locations can report multiple measurements per week. The number of measurements used per location per week can differ because not all measurements are successful.
This graph shows the weekly average of the number of virus particles in this municipality over time per 100,000 inhabitants. Below, the location of the wastewater treatment plant (WWTP) can be selected to see the particles per location.
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