The third wave of the coronavirus continues to advance by leaps and bounds, but towards oblivion. With Easter and Easter just around the corner, it is becoming increasingly difficult to remember what has happened since Christmas ended.
It is normal, the curve managed to invert until reaching a flattening with figures in Dénia that had not occurred since the best months of autumn. What's more, the municipality had only one contagion for four days.
This has caused the accumulated incidence of Dénia to fall to almost normal levels, according to the alert scale for the pandemic that currently places it at a low risk level. The level of normality is established between 25 infections per 100.000 inhabitants and none. Dénia is currently with an incidence of 28,46, so it can touch that longed for normality.
Although the capital of the Marina Alta has been throughout the pandemic one of the towns most affected by COVID-19 in the entire region, including during that third wave, it is true that it is also one of the fastest they have managed to cope. Its new infections have fallen at a dizzying speed, being even out of the 10 populations with the highest incidence, all of them at the medium risk level.