Corona update for Hohenlohekreis: Zero new infections and new variant!

Corona update for Hohenlohekreis: Zero new infections and new variant!

There is good news from the Hohenlohe district: According to current reports from news.de No new corona infections were registered in the Hohenlohe district compared to the previous day. The situation couldn't be better: In the last seven days, no cases were counted at all, resulting in a 7-day incidence of 0.0 per 100,000 inhabitants. A total of 55,516 people in the district have tested positive for the virus since the beginning of the pandemic.

But what does it look like overall in Baden-Württemberg? According to the figures from corona-in-zahlen.de The 7-day incidence across the state has risen to 0.5 per 100,000 inhabitants, with five new infections since the previous day and one additional death. The number of people who tested positive in Baden-Württemberg has also climbed to a total of 5,141,894. A sad record that has now pushed the focus of health protection measures into the background.

Vaccination status and mortality rate

How the vaccination rate has developed is also important for the communities. In the Hohenlohe district, the infection rate is 48.99%, while the mortality rate is 0.38%. As of April 2025, 210 deaths related to COVID-19 have been recorded there. The vaccination rate for at least one vaccination is now 75.80%, which represents an important step in containing the virus. 74.60% have basic immunization and 61.50% of citizens have already received a booster vaccination.

A total of around 23,078,477 vaccinations have been administered in the state. This shows that the vaccination campaign is making positive progress, but it should be noted that Germany lacks a uniform system for collecting vaccination data, which makes it difficult to compare the vaccination status data, as shown rki.de is reported.

New Corona variant in focus

What else gets people talking? The latest Corona variant Nimbus, which was discovered in January 2025, has currently attracted the attention of health authorities. This variation of the Omicron variant has been classified as a “variant under observation” by the WHO, but since there is no evidence of more severe disease progression, the situation remains under control.

The stable infection numbers in the Hohenlohe district reflect the population's commitment to dealing with the pandemic, with further measures and vaccinations continuing to be of central importance in order to secure the situation in the long term. Stay healthy!