The seven-day incidence continues to rise nationwide every day. Today, Wednesday, the Robert Koch Institute (RKI) reports a new record of over 400. The nationwide Corona hotspot is in Saxony – Saxon Switzerland-Eastern Ore Mountains reports a seven-day incidence of 1618. 20 other circles also reported a value over 1000. The day before, a total of 24 circles reported a value over 1000.
These are the circles with the most new infections:
1. Saxon Switzerland-Eastern Ore Mountains (Saxony) – 1618 (previous day: 1606)
2. Freyung-Grafenau (Bavaria) – 1512 (1614)
3. Erzgebirgskreis (Saxony) – 1496 (1346)
4. Elbe-Elster (Brandenburg) – 1411 (1325)
5. Rosenheim Land (Bavaria) – 1358 (new in the ranking)
6. Sonnenberg (Thuringia) – 1324 (1225)
7. Oberspreewald-Lausitz (Brandenburg) – 1294 (1359)
8. Rottal-Inn (Bavaria) – 1274 (1426)
9. Bautzen (Saxony) – 1227 (1419)
10. Hildburgshausen (Thuringia) – 1181 (1039)
11. Meissen (Saxony) – 1174 (1148)
12. Rosenheim City (Bavaria) – 1168 (new in the ranking)
13. Saale-Orla district (Thuringia) – 1162 (1138)
14. Mühldorf a.Inn (Bavaria) – 1161 (1134)
15. North Saxony (Saxony) – 1093 (1202)
16. Berchtesgadener Land (Bavaria) – 1081 (1142)
17. Dingolfing-Landau (Bavaria) – 1080 (1082)
18. Leipzig (Saxony) – 1067 (new in the ranking)
19. Traunstein (Bavaria) – 1056 (1111)
20. Zwickau (Saxony) – 1052 (1098)
20. Vogtlandkreis (Saxony) – 1028 (1121)
21. Spree-Neisse (Brandenburg) – 1013 (1018)
The district of Holzminden in Lower Saxony has the lowest incidence with 85. The previous day it was Hersfeld-Rotenburg in Hesse with a value of 76.
The data for all districts can be found – also as a sortable table – at the top of this page in our corona data dashboard.