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Coronavirus live tracker in Puerto Vallarta: The City’s Covid-19 Report
Data updated until Week 43 – October 24-30, 2022 | Puerto Vallarta and neighboring municipalities.
Coronavirus Live Tracker in Puerto Vallarta: Here is an updated view of the state of our city regarding the Covid-19 pandemic. Weekly, we will update the page with new data and relevant information regarding the Covid-19 pandemic in Puerto Vallarta. In addition, we have included the city’s implemented protocols and safety measures. Learn more about the health measures and safety standards that have been established to safeguard all Vallarta locals and our visitors.
The color of the current Coronavirus Live Tracker in Puerto Vallarta is:
LOW RISK
CONFIRMED
21,329
Cumulative Total
NEGATIVE
20,789
Cumulative Total
SUSPECTED
6,155
Cumulative Total
DEATHS
859
Cumulative Total
Coronavirus Cases in Puerto Vallarta
CASES
OCTOBER 10-16, 2022
OCTOBER 17-23, 2022
OCTOBER 24-30, 2022
CUMULATIVE TOTAL
CONFIRMED
5
7
1
21,330
NEGATIVE
25
33
20
20,809
SUSPECTED
46
63
86
6,178
Coronavirus deaths in Puerto Vallarta
CASES
OTOBER 10-16, 2022
OCTOBER 17-23, 2022
OCTOBER 24-30, 2022
CUMULATIVE TOTAL
DEATHS
0
0
1
859
Hospital Occupancy rate in Puerto Vallarta
Institution
Week 42
Week 43
Hospital CMQ Premiere
20% Out of 12 beds designated for Covid-19
20% Out of 12 beds designated for Covid-19
IMSS Medical Unit 42
90% Out of 60 beds designated for Covid-19
90% Out of 60 beds designated for Covid-19
ISSSTE General Hospital
0% Out of 8 beds designated for Covid-19
0% Out of 8 beds designated for Covid-19
Puerto Vallarta Regional Hospital
65% Out of 24 beds designated for Covid-19
65% Out of 24 beds designated for Covid-19
IMSS Medical Unit 33
30% Out of 22 beds designated for Covid-19
30% Out of 22 beds designated for Covid-19
Hospital Occupancy rate in Puerto Vallarta
Institution
Week 42
Week 43
Hospital CMQ City Center
Occupancy at 40%
Occupancy at 40%
Hospital CMQ Riviera Nayarit
Occupancy at 75%
Occupancy at 75%
Vaccination Centers in Puerto Vallarta
Vaccine: Pfizer-BioNTech Doses: 1st, 2nd, and booster doses Ages: Adolescents from 12 to 17 years old and adults over 18 years old Hours: Monday through Friday from 8:30 am to 2:00 pm Requirement for 1st dose: CURP and Vaccination form Requirement for 2nd dose and booster: Vaccination proof of the last dose
Coronavirus Live Tracker in neighboring municipalities
MUNICIPALITY
OCTOBER 10-16, 2022
OCTOBER 17-23, 2022
OCTOBER 24-30, 2022
TOTAL CASES
SAN SEBASTIÁN DEL OESTE
No positive new cases
1 positive new cases/td>
No positive new cases
138 positive cases
MASCOTA
No positive new cases
No positive new cases
No positive new cases
400 positive cases
TALPA DE ALLENDE
No positive new cases
No positive new cases
No positive new cases
255 positive cases
CABO CORRIENTES
No positive new cases
No positive new cases
No positive new cases
162 positive cases
TOMATLÁN
No positive new cases
3 positive new cases
1 positive new case
825 positive cases
Current Prevention Measures for Covid-19
Proper Use of Face Masks
One of the most common ways of transmitting Covid-19 is through the water drops that we expel when speaking, coughing or sneezing. Therefore, to prevent spreading Covid-19, you should cover your nose and mouth at all times with a face cover.
Hand Washing
Wash your hands properly with soap and water for at least 20 seconds. You can also use 70% alcohol hand sanitizers. These two habits help eliminate viruses that may be present in your hands.
Keep Your Distance
Avoid contact with people with symptoms such as coughing and sneezing. Keep a distance of at least a meter and a half from other people. Don’t greet by kissing, hugging, or hand-shaking. Also, avoid gatherings of more than 3 people.
Proper Ventilation
Adequate ventilation of all spaces, mainly enclosed ones. All rooms in the home should be ventilated daily, and windows should be opened for at least 15 minutes when entering a room.
Attention to Priority Groups
People at high risk of getting severe Covid-19 are those over the age of 60, pregnant women, people with artery hypertension, diabetes, obesity, and those with a disease that conditions immunosuppression.
The new COVID-19 variant, JN.1, is rapidly becoming the dominant strain in the world due to its high transmissibility. However, experts assure that this variant does not represent a public health risk. Read on to learn more about this Omicron subvariant.
Have you experienced severe headaches, difficulty concentrating, persistent cough, insomnia, or dizziness? These may be symptoms of long COVID. Keep reading to learn more.
The COVID vaccine for children is now a reality in our country. Keep reading to learn how to register your little ones, about the different vaccine brands, their side effects, vaccination dates, and other recommendations from our specialists.
