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COVID-⁠19 Switzerland

Information on the current situation, as of 28 November 2023

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Geographical distribution

Laboratory-⁠confirmed cases, Schwyz, 13.11.2023 to 26.11.2023

The graph shows the laboratory-⁠confirmed cases in Switzerland and Liechtenstein.
The published data is based on information submitted by laboratories, doctors and hospitals. It refers to the new reports we received and reviewed. The figures might therefore deviate from those communicated by the cantons. The time frame desired can be selected with the slider below the graph.
Laboratory-⁠confirmed cases
Per 100 000 inh.Absolute numbers
Switzerland and Liechtenstein 79,28 6959
Switzerland 79,45 6943
Liechtenstein 40,97 16
Aargau 57,03 401
Appenzell Ausserrhoden 41,38 23
Appenzell Innerrhoden 24,45 4
Basel-⁠Land 95,28 279
Basel-⁠Stadt 126,00 247
Bern 90,12 944
Fribourg 47,60 157
Geneva 105,21 536
Glarus 82,54 34
Grisons 47,18 95
Jura 117,89 87
Lucerne 51,15 215
Neuchâtel 123,75 218
Nidwalden 59,23 26
Obwalden 88,46 34
Schaffhausen 77,39 65
Schwyz 36,65 60
Solothurn 66,73 187
St. Gallen 41,21 214
Thurgau 62,60 179
Ticino 146,23 515
Uri 51,29 19
Valais 99,66 352
Vaud 91,98 757
Zug 63,95 83
Zurich 77,46 1212
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Source: FOPH – Status: 28.11.2023, 06.00h
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