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Bremerhaven reports zero new infections: Is the turning point in the pandemic coming?
Current COVID-19 numbers for Bremerhaven as of July 11, 2025: Zero new infections, vaccination rate at 76.3%. News and statistics.
Bremerhaven reports zero new infections: Is the turning point in the pandemic coming?
In Bremerhaven and the surrounding area, the situation regarding COVID-19 remains pleasingly stable. On July 10, 2025, the city recorded no new infections compared to the previous day, reducing the 7-day incidence to a remarkable 0.0 cases per 100,000 residents. A total of 54,365 people have tested positive for the virus since the start of the pandemic news.de reported. Bremerhaven has an infection rate of 48.04% and a mortality rate of 0.52%.
The situation in the intensive care units in Bremerhaven is also reassuring. According to the current figures from July 9, 2025, 25 of a total of 31 intensive care beds are occupied, but there are no COVID-19 patients in intensive care. The risk in intensive care units therefore remains low. An interesting side note is that according to corona-in-zahlen.de In Bremerhaven, a COVID-19 patient is the only one registered in the intensive care unit.
Overview of developments in Bremen
The new Corona variant Nimbus (NB.1.8.1), which has been observed since January 2025, has so far shown no evidence of more severe disease progression, which brings hope for the population. In Germany as a whole, 72 new infections were recorded on the same day, while the number of deaths was 0. The total number of deaths rose to 187,748, according to data from news.de.
Vaccination situation in Bremen and Germany
If you look at the vaccination situation, the signs also point to the green light. In Bremen, 92% of the population has now received at least one vaccination and 88.3% are basic immunized. According to information from corona-in-zahlen.de Around 1,694,685 vaccinations had taken place by February 27, 2024. This speaks for a large part of Bremerhaven's population, which is actively protecting itself against COVID-19.
In order to assess the situation in the hospitals more precisely, statistics show that in Bremerhaven an occupancy rate of 77% of the intensive care beds was considered on a different date, as clearly shown statista.com is described. This highlights the importance of continuing to monitor the situation.
Bremerhaven, as part of the northwest metropolitan region, is doing well due to the lack of new infections. With its past as an important port location and its transformation into a service and knowledge city, the city has a lot to offer not only in terms of health, but also economically and culturally. Sights such as the lighthouse, the German Maritime Museum or the Bremerhaven Climate House help to shape the image of the city.