These figures are a week after the Día de Andalucía bank holiday and don't seem to reflect a general increase in contagion.

To shorten the list we have taken out all the towns and villages with a zero-percent contagion rate, so if you can’t find your town or village on this list, it’s because you’re in one of those lucky municipalities.

Whilst it is true that the city of Granada had dropped from 193.7 per 100k on the 2nd to 169.0 on the 4th it now has risen again and stands at 183.6. It is probably that it will be higher by Thursday when the Committee will make its decision on restrictions.

Vélez Benaudalla continues over the 500 mark but dropped down from 795.8 on the 2nd to 761.2  on the 4th and now stands at 415.2. today. Chances are that if it continues this trend, it might be able to lift its boundary restrictions.

Next, we come to Alhama de Granada that now stands at 937.4. On the 2nd it stood at 1,278.3 and by the 4th had descended to 1,193.1, so it is still a long way from being able to open up its municipal limits.

Finally, the unusual case of Santa Cruz del Comercio which stands at 7,344.6. Compared to the 4th when it was already 3,013.2 per 100k, it has almost doubled since then. Bear in mind, however, that the total population is only 531 so with the 39 cases in the village that’s what gives it a contagion ratio right up in the thousands.

(News: Granada, Andalucia)