Delmenhorst reports zero new infections - hope in the fight against Corona!

Delmenhorst reports zero new infections - hope in the fight against Corona!

The Corona situation in Germany remains largely stable. Today, on June 16, 2025, no new infections were reported in the city of Delmenhorst compared to the previous day. In the past week there was even not a single case, which presses 7-day incidence to 0.0 per 100,000 inhabitants. The total number of people tested positively in Delmenhorst now adds up to 37,841, such as news.de reported.

But the picture in Lower Saxony also shows no dramatic changes: no new infections were reported here either. The 7-day incidence is 0.4 per 100,000 inhabitants. However, we should keep an eye on the entirety of the situation, because three new deaths have been recorded nationwide, and the total number of people in Lower Saxony is increasing to 3,930,942.

distribution according to age groups

An exciting aspect of infection data affects the age groups: The age group of 35- to 59-year-olds with 1,526,437 cases is particularly affected. On the other hand, the youngest between 0 to 4 years with 108,519 cases and the 5 to 14 year old people with 432,887 cases also record high numbers. With regard to the overall distribution in Lower Saxony, there is a clear trend that we should not ignore.

Another point to consider is the newly discovered Corona variant Nimbus (NB.1.8.1), which has been in focus since January 2025. The WHO classified this variant in May 2025 as a "variant under observation". So far there is no evidence that it leads to severe disease courses.

vaccination rate remains high

The vaccination rate in Germany has pleasant values. According to the current data, 76.3 % of the population is basic, which corresponds to over 63 million people. The proportion of the at least once vaccinated persons is now 77.9 % - that is around 64.8 million (as of April 8, 2023). These positive figures speak for the success of the vaccination campaign in the past few months.

The Robert Koch Institute offers a clear presentation and analysis of the vaccination quotas with its dashboard, known as VacMap. This not only benefits the actors of vaccination prevention, but strengthens general health awareness among the population.

Overall, it still looks good in Germany, while we observe the development of the new variants. The numbers show that society is well prepared to master possible challenges. However, it remains important to be vigilant and to keep an eye on the health of our fellow citizens.