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Number of confirmed cases

The coronavirus pandemic has entered a different phase. The impact on health care is less severe and a confirmation test at the GGD is no longer necessary in most cases. But the coronavirus is still active. Therefore, keeping an eye on developments is important. We will continue to monitor the number of positive tests.

Last values obtained on Tuesday, 29 November. Is updated on Tuesday and Friday.

Source: RIVM

More information and data files in 'Coronadashboard data explained' 

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Number of confirmed cases over time

This graph shows how many people received a positive test result from the GGD (or hospital, care home or general practitioner). The data shows the number of positive tests that have been reported to the RIVM. Data on the number of tests that haven't produced results yet is not included.

On Tuesday, 29 November a total of 1,046 positive tests were reported. Over the last 7 days, an average of 736 positive tests were reported.

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Source: RIVM

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The graphs below are no longer updated. For more information and data files see Coronadashboard data explained .

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