Coronavirus: Update Wednesday, January 19, 2022

Current figures on the corona situation in Tyrol

Current figures on hospitalizations(Status: Wednesday, January 19, 2022, 10 a.m.)

Number of infected people in hospital: 123 (-7 compared to yesterday, Tuesday) of which 27 (+1 compared to yesterday, Tuesday) in intensive care.

The numbers of infected people in inpatient treatment are distributed throughout Tyrol as follows:

• Innsbruck: 32 normal wards, 15 intensive care wards
• Hall: 4 normal ward, 4 intensive care ward
• Hochzirl: 2 normal wards, 0 intensive care wards
• Kufstein: 11 normal wards, 1 intensive care wards
• Lienz: 11 normal wards, 2 intensive care wards
• Natters: 1 normal ward, 0 intensive care ward
• Reutte: 4 normal wards, 1 intensive care ward
• Schwaz: 10 normal wards, 1 intensive care wards
• St. Johann: 12 normal wards, 2 intensive care wards
• Zams: 9 normal wards, 1 intensive care wards

Current figures in Tyrol (Status: Wednesday, January 19, 2022, 8:30 a.m.)

• Number of people infected within the past 24 hours: 3,702
• Number of people who have recovered in the past 24 hours: 2,009
• Number of deceased persons known within the last 24 hours: 5
• Number of infected people (excluding recovered): 19,052
• Number of recovered people: 132,281
• Number of deceased persons: 830
• Number of people tested for PCR: 555,597

District figures at a glance (actively positive, recovered people in brackets; district and community assignments are constantly being clarified by the authorities)

• Kitzbühel: 2.572 (12.446)
• Kufstein: 3.185 (20.647)
• Innsbruck-Land: 3,340 (28,043)
• Innsbruck city: 2,512 (19,085)
• Landeck: 2.067 (8.479)
• Schwaz: 1.923 (15.875)
• Imst: 2.212 (10.931)
• Lienz: 725 (11.082)
• Reutte: 511 (5.302)

Current incidents

• 7-day incidence in Tyrol: 1,967.2
• 7-day incidence in Austria: 1,288.0

Source: AGES dashboard as of January 18, 2022

Additional information

It is reported that, according to the current state of knowledge, there are 570 other positive Covid test results, including late reports, in Tyrol that can be attributed to the new virus mutation B.1.1.529 (Omicron). The people concerned are in quarantine. A total of 9,835 cases of omicron have been recorded in Tyrol since the omicron variant appeared. Of these, 4,506 are currently still considered active positive