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Daily report and statistics about coronavirus and COVID-19

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Here is a selection of key data and statistics about SARS-CoV-2 and COVID-19 disease in Norway. The figures are updated at approximately 1 p.m.

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Here is a selection of key data and statistics about SARS-CoV-2 and COVID-19 disease in Norway. The figures are updated at approximately 1 p.m.

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Variations in figures

30.06.21: The key figures and figure 1 for the number of people tested show the number of people tested with PCR. In the weekly report and in other channels, we now show the combined number of people tested with PCR and rapid antigen tests, which gives a higher number of people tested than shown on this website because these are based on PCR tests alone. Therefore the proportion of positive results among those tested is also higher in figure 1 on this page than shown in the weekly report. We are working to also include rapid antigen tests in the presentation of the number of people tested on this page.

Key figures for Norway

Total number in Norway since February 2020 (cumulative figures):

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Number tested

20.04.2021: Figures showing the number of people tested and the number and proportion of positive results among these have been updated. The figure shows data from 1 April 2020. The positive cases in this figure are now based on reported cases to the Communicable Diseases Notification System (MSIS). There are therefore some adjustments in the data compared to the previous figure. In the period before 1 April 2020, the number of tests was based on data collected from the microbiological laboratories that analysed SARS-CoV2 samples during this period. The total number of tests in this period is 102,560.

The laboratory results are collected in the MSIS Laboratory Database. Each laboratory in Norway submits data electronically directly to the database. The figure below illustrates the number of persons tested and the proportion of positive test results among these daily since 1 April 2020.

"Number of people tested": A new test on a person is defined as a test performed at least 7 days after the previous test on the same person. If the person is tested again after 7 days, they are counted as a new person. Figures from the last few days may be adjusted with the next update.

Source: Norwegian Institute of Public Health

 

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Reported cases

The figure below shows the number of cases reported daily in Norway since the start of the epidemic. The cases are displayed by the specimen collection date. There are 1-2 days delay between diagnosis and registration in the Norwegian Surveillance System for Communicable Diseases (MSIS). The number of cases is updated retroactively when new notifications arrive.

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Source: Norwegian Institute of Public Health

 

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By sex and age

The figure below shows the total number of confirmed cases in Norway since the epidemic began, by age and sex.

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Source: Norwegian Institute of Public Health

 

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By county

The maps below illustrate the number of reported COVID-19 cases by county and the reported rate by 100 000 inhabitants.

Number of reported COVID-19 cases by county
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Reported rate by 100 000 inhabitants
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By municipality

The map shows the number of reported COVID-19 cases by municipality.

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Number of reported cases by municipality
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The figure is updated with the number reported by midnight on the previous day. Cases in MSIS are registered geographically and are based on the address in the population register. Therefore, there may be more cases reported in a municipality in MSIS than the municipality is aware of. MSIS also receives notifications that are not sent to the Municipal Medical Officer.

If you cannot find a municipality in the list, it means that MSIS has not yet received any notifications about people registered in that municipality. 

Hospital admissions 

The figure below illustrates the number of new patients admitted to hospital with COVID-19 as the main reason for admission.

Source: Norwegian Intensive Care and Pandemic Register

 

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Intensive care admissions

The figure below illustrates the number of patients with laboratory-confirmed COVID-19 admitted to intensive care.

Source: Norwegian Intensive Care and Pandemic Register

 

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COVID-19-associated deaths, by age and sex

The figure below illustrates the number of COVID-19 associated deaths notified to the Norwegian Institute of Public Health, divided by sex and age group.

Source: Norwegian Institute of Public Health

 

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Weekly reports and older daily reports

Daily and weekly reports (in Norwegian)

The last daily report in pdf-format was published on Friday 19th June 2020. Most of the diagrams in the report are shown in the diagrams and tables above. These are updated on weekdays at approximately 1 p.m.

Other COVID-19 statistics

Reproduction number - R

The reproduction number R will be presented weekly in the weekly report (English summary)

Inpatients in hospital 

Total mortality

The NIPH also calculates the total mortality in Norway through the NorMOMO-system. The status for total mortality is mentioned in the weekly reports.

History

20.04.2021: Figures showing the number of people tested and the number and proportion of positive results among these have been updated. The figure shows data from 1 April 2020. The positive cases in this figure are now based on reported cases to the Communicable Diseases Notification System (MSIS). There are therefore some adjustments in the data compared to the previous figure. In the period before 1 April 2020, the number of tests was based on data collected from the microbiological laboratories that analysed SARS-CoV2 samples during this period. The total number of tests in this period is 102,560. The laboratory results are collected in the MSIS Laboratory Database. Each laboratory in Norway submits data electronically directly to the database. The figure below illustrates the number of persons tested and the proportion of positive test results among these daily since 1 April 2020. "Number of people tested": A new test on a person is defined as a test performed at least 7 days after the previous test on the same person. If the person is tested again after 7 days, they are counted as a new person. Figures from the last few days may be adjusted with the next update.

23.10.2020: Temporarily removed table display in timeline graphs because of an error. The supporting data can still be downloaded in CSV and Excel via the menu.

19.10.2020 Changes in way test activity is presented - we present the number of tests performed as well as the number of people tested.

24.09.2020: Error in update for 24.9: In the update dated 24.9, it is reported that there were three new deaths during the last three weeks. An error means that one death was reported for a person under 40 years of age.  This should be two deaths for people aged over 90 years and one death for a person aged between 80-89 years. NIPH is working to correct the error.

26.05.2020: Many of the figures are now available with data that can be downloaded. 

 

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