Covid-19: Trier-Saarburg reports zero new infections-how safe are we?

Covid-19: Trier-Saarburg reports zero new infections-how safe are we?

On February 5, 2025, the Corona position in the district of Trier-Saarburg, Rhineland-Palatinate, presented itself with remarkable numbers. No new infections have been reported since the previous day. The 7-day incidence is 1.3 per 100,000 inhabitants. A total of 60,193 people in the district have been tested positively on Covid-19 since the beginning of the pandemic.

The utilization of the intensive care beds is currently moderate. A total of 6 intensive care beds are available in the district, 2 of which are occupied. This means that 4 more intensive care beds are available, while the number of COVID 19 patients has not been specified in intensive care units, which is classified as not correct (Na).

Corona position in Rhineland-Palatinate

The overall view of Rhineland-Palatinate shows a 7-day incidence of 3.9 per 100,000 inhabitants with 6 new infections and 3 new deaths, which increases the total number of people tested positively to 1,807,818. The age group of 35- to 59-year-olds with 692,672 cases is particularly affected. The distribution of infection figures in different age groups is as follows:

• 0-04 years: 53,491 cases (27.09 %)
• 05-14 years: 201,830 cases (52.11 %)
• 15-34 years: 517,785 cases (56.17 %)
• 35-59 years: 692,672 cases (49.9 %)
• 60-79 years: 256,816 cases (26.53 %)
• 80+ years: 83,215 cases (28.06 %)

vaccination rates and hospitalization data

Vaccinations remain a central component of the strategy in dealing with Covid-19. According to current data, 76.3 % of the population received basic immunization in Germany by April 8, 2023, which corresponds to 63,493,268 people. A further 1,313,516 people have received a refresher vaccination until the mentioned time, while 16.2 % of the population are considered to be borned twice.

The hospitalization rate of COVID-19 patients is 0.91 per 100,000 inhabitants last week. The social pressure on intensive care medicine remains moderate. At the stand of January 29, 2025, 768 Covid 19 patients were hospitalized, while 87 were treated in intensive care units. A small proportion of the intensive care beds is documented with COVID 19 patients: 0.4% of the available places.

Overall, a differentiated image of pandemic is shown, which is shaped by regional and national statistics alike. The ongoing data is collected by interdisciplinary consortia, supported by the Federal Statistical Office (Destatis), to provide timely information about the development of pandemic. In addition to infection rates, this also includes detailed regional breakdown of the COVID-19 measures in order to enable a better understanding of the situation. This data collection has been made accessible to the interested public to promote transparency and enable informed decisions.

News.de reports that the database consists of various official and non -official sources and is regularly updated. The current surveys are supported by various institutes, while all numbers are subject to the implementation of tests and statistical survey.

coronain-fahngen.de adds that the current case numbers give an insight into the course of the pandemic, although it is also emphasized that the infection rate of Covid-19 is 46.95%, which is the urgency of continuous monitoring underline.