Puerto Rico

Reported Deaths include both confirmed and probable COVID-19 deaths.

On March 7, 2021, Puerto Rico's dashboard link was broken and required a login. As a result, data will be frozen until a suitable replacement is found.

Puerto Rico does not report test data on its data dashboard. Data for Total PCR Tests (in specimens) and Positive PCR Tests (in specimens) is taken from infrequent press reports. The most recent test data for Puerto Rico is taken from a Departamento de Salud press release from August 28, 2020.

Puerto Rico’s Recovered numbers occasionally decrease without explanation. We suspect this is due to some sort of data quality assurance or de-deduplication.

On November 7, 2020, Puerto Rico switched from using antibody tests to antigen tests to identify probable cases in accordance with August 2020 CSTE guidelines. This caused probable cases to drop by 33,888. We cleared the history of our Probable Cases field to match the new definition. We also modified our Cases (confirmed + probable) field to remove probables identified via antibody from April 24, 2020 onward, when we have access to a breakdown.

On November 2, 2020, Puerto Rico removed 551 recoveries without explanation.

On July 7, 2020, we updated Negative PCR tests based on press releases from May and June.

On May 6, 2020, Puerto Rico stopped reporting Negative PCR tests.

On April 22, 2020, Puerto Rico's data changed due to deduplication. This resulted in a decrease in Total cases.

Reported Deaths include both confirmed and probable COVID-19 deaths.

Puerto Rico does not report test data on its data dashboard. Data for Total PCR Tests (in specimens) and Positive PCR Tests (in specimens) is taken from infrequent press reports. The most recent test data for Puerto Rico is taken from a Departamento de Salud press release from August 28, 2020.

Puerto Rico’s Recovered numbers occasionally decrease without explanation. We suspect this is due to some sort of data quality assurance or de-deduplication.

On November 7, 2020, Puerto Rico switched from using antibody tests to antigen tests to identify probable cases in accordance with August 2020 CSTE guidelines. This caused probable cases to drop by 33,888. We cleared the history of our Probable Cases field to match the new definition. We also modified our Cases (confirmed + probable) field to remove probables identified via antibody from April 24, 2020 onward, when we have access to a breakdown.

On November 2, 2020, Puerto Rico removed 551 recoveries without explanation.

On July 7, 2020, we updated Negative PCR tests based on press releases from May and June.

On May 6, 2020, Puerto Rico stopped reporting Negative PCR tests.

On April 22, 2020, Puerto Rico's data changed due to deduplication. This resulted in a decrease in Total cases.

Reported Deaths include both confirmed and probable COVID-19 deaths.

Puerto Rico does not report test data on its data dashboard. Data for Total PCR Tests (in specimens) and Positive PCR Tests (in specimens) is taken from infrequent press reports.

Puerto Rico’s Recovered numbers occasionally decrease without explanation. We suspect this is due to some sort of data quality assurance or de-deduplication.

On November 7, 2020, Puerto Rico switched from using antibody tests to antigen tests to identify probable cases in accordance with August 2020 CSTE guidelines. This caused probable cases to drop by 33,888. We cleared the history of our Probable Cases field to match the new definition. We also modified our Cases (confirmed + probable) field to remove probables identified via antibody from April 24, 2020 onward, when we have access to a breakdown.

On November 2, 2020, Puerto Rico removed 551 recoveries without explanation.

On July 7, 2020, we updated Negative PCR tests based on press releases from May and June.

On May 6, 2020, Puerto Rico stopped reporting Negative PCR tests.

On April 22, 2020, Puerto Rico's data changed due to deduplication. This resulted in a decrease in Total cases.

Reported Deaths include both confirmed and probable COVID-19 deaths.

Puerto Rico does not report test data on its data dashboard. Data for Total PCR Tests (in specimens) and Positive PCR Tests (in specimens) is taken from infrequent press reports.

Puerto Rico’s Recovered numbers occasionally decrease without explanation. We suspect this is due to some sort of data quality assurance or de-deduplication.

On November 7, 2020, Puerto Rico switched from using antibody tests to antigen tests to identify probable cases in accordance with August 2020 CSTE guidelines. This caused probable cases to drop by 33,888. We cleared the history of our Probable Cases field to match the new definition. We also modified our Cases (confirmed + probable) field to remove probables identified via antibody from April 24, 2020 onward, when we have access to a breakdown.

On November 2, 2020, Puerto Rico removed 551 recoveries without explanation.

On July 7, 2020, we updated Negative PCR tests based on press releases from May and June.

On May 6, 2020, Puerto Rico stopped reporting Negative PCR tests.

On April 22, 2020, Puerto Rico's data changed due to deduplication. This resulted in a decrease in Total cases.

Reported Deaths include both confirmed and probable COVID-19 deaths.

Puerto Rico does not report test data on its data dashboard. Data for Total PCR Tests (in specimens) and Positive PCR Tests (in specimens) is taken from infrequent press reports.

Puerto Rico’s Recovered numbers occasionally decreases without explanation. We suspect this is due to some sort of data quality assurance or de-deduplication.

On November 7, 2020, Puerto Rico switched from using antibody tests to antigen tests to identify probable cases in accordance with August 2020 CSTE guidelines. This caused probable cases to drop by 33,888. We cleared the history of our Probable Cases field to match the new definition. We also modified our Cases (confirmed + probable) field to remove probables identified via antibody from April 24, 2020 onward, when we have access to a breakdown.

On November 2, 2020, Puerto Rico removed 551 recoveries without explanation.

On July 7, 2020, we updated Negative PCR tests based on press releases from May and June.

On May 6, 2020, Puerto Rico stopped reporting Negative PCR tests.

On April 22, 2020, Puerto Rico's data changed due to deduplication. This resulted in a decrease in Total cases.

Reported Deaths include both confirmed and probable COVID-19 deaths.

Puerto Rico does not report test data on its data dashboard. Data for Total PCR Tests (in specimens) and Positive PCR Tests (in specimens) is taken from infrequent press reports.

Puerto Rico’s Recovered numbers occasionally decreases without explanation. We suspect this is due to some sort of data quality assurance or de-deduplication.

On November 7, 2020, Puerto Rico switched from using antibody tests to antigen tests to identify probable cases in accordance with August 2020 CSTE guidelines. This caused probable cases to drop by 33,888. We cleared the history of our Probable Cases field to match the new definition. We also modified our Cases (confirmed + probable) field to remove probables identified via antibody from April 24, 2020 onward, when we have access to a breakdown.

On November 2, 2020, Puerto Rico removed 551 recoveries without explanation.

On July 7, 2020, we updated Negative PCR tests based on press releases from May and June.

On May 6, 2020, Puerto Rico stopped reporting Negative PCR tests.

On April 22, 2020, Puerto Rico's data changed due to deduplication. This resulted in a decrease in Total cases.

Reported Deaths include both confirmed and probable COVID-19 deaths.

Puerto Rico does not report test data on its data dashboard. Data for Total PCR Tests (in specimens) and Positive PCR Tests (in specimens) is taken from infrequent press reports.

Puerto Rico’s Recovered numbers occasionally decreases without explanation. We suspect this is due to some sort of data quality assurance or de-deduplication.

On November 7, 2020, Puerto Rico switched from using antibody tests to antigen tests to identify probable cases in accordance with August 2020 CSTE guidelines. This caused probable cases to drop by 33,888. We cleared the history of our Probable Cases field to match the new definition. We also modified our Cases (confirmed + probable) field to remove probables identified via antibody from April 24, 2020 onward, when we have access to a breakdown.

On November 2, 2020, Puerto Rico removed 551 recoveries without explanation.

On July 7, 2020, we updated Negative PCR tests based on press releases from May and June.

On May 6, 2020, Puerto Rico stopped reporting Negative PCR tests.

On April 22, 2020, Puerto Rico's data changed due to deduplication. This resulted in a decrease in Total cases.

Reported Deaths include both confirmed and probable COVID-19 deaths.

Puerto Rico does not report test data on its data dashboard. Data for Total PCR Tests (in specimens) and Positive PCR Tests (in specimens) is taken from infrequent press reports.

Puerto Rico’s Recovered numbers occasionally decreases without explanation. We suspect this is due to some sort of data quality assurance or de-deduplication.

On November 7, 2020, Puerto Rico switched from using antibody tests to antigen tests to identify probable cases in accordance with August 2020 CSTE guidelines. This caused probable cases to drop by 33,888. We cleared the history of our Probable Cases field to match the new definition. We also modified our Cases (confirmed + probable) field to remove probables identified via antibody from April 24, 2020 onward, when we have access to a breakdown.

On November 2, 2020, Puerto Rico removed 551 recoveries without explanation.

On July 7, 2020, we updated Negative PCR tests based on press releases from May and June.

On May 6, 2020, Puerto Rico stopped reporting Negative PCR tests.

On April 22, 2020, Puerto Rico's data changed due to deduplication. This resulted in a decrease in Total cases.

Reported Deaths include both confirmed and probable COVID-19 deaths.

Puerto Rico does not report test data on its data dashboard. Data for Total PCR Tests (in specimens) and Positive PCR Tests (in specimens) is taken from infrequent press reports.

On November 7, 2020, Puerto Rico switched from using antibody tests to antigen tests to identify probable cases in accordance with August 2020 CSTE guidelines. This caused probable cases to drop by 33,888. We cleared the history of our Probable Cases field to match the new definition. We also modified our Cases (confirmed + probable) field to remove probables identified via antibody from April 24, 2020 onward, when we have access to a breakdown.

On November 2, 2020, Puerto Rico removed 551 recoveries without explanation.

On July 7, 2020, we updated Negative PCR tests based on press releases from May and June.

On May 6, 2020, Puerto Rico stopped reporting Negative PCR tests.

On April 22, 2020, Puerto Rico's data changed due to deduplication. This resulted in a decrease in Total cases.

Reported Deaths include both confirmed and probable COVID-19 deaths.

Puerto Rico reports both confirmed cases, which are identified by positive PCR tests, and probable cases, which the territory reports are identified by positive antibody tests. It is not clear whether Puerto Rico requires additional epidemiological, clinical, or vital records evidence to classify a person with a positive antibody test as a probable case. The combined case number in our dataset includes Puerto Rico's confirmed and probable cases as the territory reports them.

Puerto Rico does not report test data on its data dashboard. Data for Total PCR Tests (in specimens) and Positive PCR Tests (in specimens) is taken from infrequent press reports.

On July 7, 2020, we updated Negative PCR tests based on press releases from May and June.

On May 6, 2020, Puerto Rico stopped reporting Negative PCR tests.

On April 22, 2020, Puerto Rico's data changed due to deduplication. This resulted in a decrease in Total cases.

Reported Deaths include both confirmed and probable COVID-19 deaths.

Puerto Rico does not report test data on its data dashboard. Data for Total PCR Tests (in specimens) and Positive PCR Tests (in specimens) is taken from infrequent press reports.

On November 7, 2020, Puerto Rico switched from using antibody tests to antigen tests to identify probable cases in accordance with August 2020 CSTE guidelines. This caused probable cases to drop by 33,888. We cleared probable case history to match the new definition.

On November 2, 2020, Puerto Rico removed 551 recoveries without explanation.

On July 7, 2020, we updated Negative PCR tests based on press releases from May and June.

On May 6, 2020, Puerto Rico stopped reporting Negative PCR tests.

On April 22, 2020, Puerto Rico's data changed due to deduplication. This resulted in a decrease in Total cases.

Reported Deaths include both confirmed and probable COVID-19 deaths.

Puerto Rico reports both confirmed cases, which are identified by positive PCR tests, and probable cases, which the territory reports are identified by positive antibody tests. It is not clear whether Puerto Rico requires additional epidemiological, clinical, or vital records evidence to classify a person with a positive antibody test as a probable case. The combined case number in our dataset includes Puerto Rico's confirmed and probable cases as the territory reports them.

Puerto Rico does not report test data on its data dashboard. Data for Total PCR Tests (in specimens) and Positive PCR Tests (in specimens) is taken from infrequent press reports.

On November 2, 2020, Puerto Rico removed 551 recoveries without explanation.

On July 7, 2020, we updated Negative PCR tests based on press releases from May and June.

On May 6, 2020, Puerto Rico stopped reporting Negative PCR tests.

On April 22, 2020, Puerto Rico's data changed due to deduplication. This resulted in a decrease in Total cases.

On April 22, 2020, Puerto Rico's data changed due to deduplication. This resulted in a decrease in Total cases.

On May 6, 2020, Puerto Rico stopped reporting Negative PCR tests.

On July 7, 2020, we updated Negative PCR tests based on press releases from May and June.

Reported Deaths include both confirmed and probable COVID-19 deaths.

Puerto Rico reports both confirmed cases, which are identified by positive PCR tests, and probable cases, which the territory reports are identified by positive antibody tests. It is not clear whether Puerto Rico requires additional epidemiological, clinical, or vital records evidence to classify a person with a positive antibody test as a probable case. The combined case number in our dataset includes Puerto Rico's confirmed and probable cases as the territory reports them.

Puerto Rico does not report test data on its data dashboard. Data for Total PCR Tests (in specimens) and Positive PCR Tests (in specimens) is taken from infrequent press reports.

On April 22, 2020, Puerto Rico's data changed due to deduplication. This resulted in a decrease in Total cases.

On May 6, 2020, Puerto Rico stopped reporting Negative PCR tests.

On July 7, 2020, we updated Negative PCR tests based on press releases from May and June.

Reported Deaths include both confirmed and probable COVID-19 deaths.

Puerto Rico reports both confirmed cases, which are identified by positive PCR tests, and probable cases, which the territory reports are identified by positive antibody tests. It is not clear whether Puerto Rico requires additional epidemiological, clinical, or vital records evidence to classify a person with a positive antibody test as a probable case. The combined case number in our dataset includes Puerto Rico's confirmed and probable cases as the territory reports them.

Puerto Rico does not report test data on its data dashboard. Data for Total PCR Tests (in specimens) and Positive PCR Tests (in specimens) is taken from infrequent press reports.

On April 22, 2020, Puerto Rico's data changed due to deduplication. This resulted in a decrease in Total cases.

On May 6, 2020, Puerto Rico stopped reporting Negative PCR tests.

On July 7, 2020, we updated Negative PCR tests based on press releases from May and June.

Reported Deaths include both confirmed and probable COVID-19 deaths.

Puerto Rico reports both confirmed cases, which are identified by positive PCR tests, and probable cases, which the territory reports are identified by positive antibody tests. It is not clear whether Puerto Rico requires additional epidemiological, clinical, or vital records evidence to classify a person with a positive antibody test as a probable case. The combined case number in our dataset includes Puerto Rico's confirmed and probable cases as the territory reports them.

Puerto Rico does not report test data on its data dashboard. Data for Total PCR Tests (in specimens) and Positive PCR Tests (in specimens) is taken from infrequent press reports.

On April 22, 2020, Puerto Rico's data changed due to deduplication. This resulted in a decrease in Total cases.

On May 6, 2020, Puerto Rico stopped reporting Negative PCR tests.

On July 7, 2020, we updated Negative PCR tests based on press releases from May and June.

Reported Deaths include both confirmed and probable COVID-19 deaths.

Puerto Rico reports both confirmed cases, which are identified by positive PCR tests, and probable cases, which the territory reports are identified by positive antibody tests. It is not clear whether Puerto Rico requires additional epidemiological, clinical, or vital records evidence to classify a person with a positive antibody test as a probable case. The combined case number in our dataset includes Puerto Rico's confirmed and probable cases as the territory reports them.

Puerto Rico does not report test data on its data dashboard. Data for Total PCR Tests (in specimens) and Positive PCR Tests (in specimens) is taken from infrequent press reports.

On April 22, 2020, Puerto Rico's data changed due to deduplication. This resulted in a decrease in Total cases.

On May 6, 2020, Puerto Rico stopped reporting Negative PCR tests.

On July 7, 2020, we updated Negative PCR tests based on press releases from May and June.

Reported Deaths include both confirmed and probable COVID-19 deaths.

Puerto Rico reports both confirmed cases, which are identified by positive PCR tests, and probable cases, which the territory reports are identified by positive antibody tests. It is not clear whether Puerto Rico requires additional epidemiological, clinical, or vital records evidence to classify a person with a positive antibody test as a probable case. The combined case number in our dataset includes Puerto Rico's confirmed and probable cases as the territory reports them.

On April 22, 2020, Puerto Rico's data changed due to deduplication. This resulted in a decrease in Total cases.

On May 6, 2020, Puerto Rico stopped reporting Negative PCR tests.

On July 7, 2020, we updated Negative PCR tests based on press releases from May and June.

Reported Deaths include both confirmed and probable COVID-19 deaths.

Puerto Rico reports both confirmed cases, which are identified by positive PCR tests, and probable cases, which the territory reports are identified by positive antibody tests. It is not clear whether Puerto Rico requires additional epidemiological, clinical, or vital records evidence to classify a person with a positive antibody test as a probable case. The combined case number in our dataset includes Puerto Rico's confirmed and probable cases as the territory reports them.

On April 22, 2020, Puerto Rico's data changed due to deduplication. This resulted in a decrease in Total cases.

On May 6, 2020, Puerto Rico stopped reporting Negative PCR tests.

On July 7, 2020, we updated Negative PCR tests based on press releases from May and June.

Reported Deaths include both confirmed and probable COVID-19 deaths.

Puerto Rico reports both confirmed cases, which are identified by positive PCR tests, and probable cases, which the territory reports are identified by positive antibody tests. It is not clear whether Puerto Rico requires additional epidemiological, clinical, or vital records evidence to classify a person with a positive antibody test as a probable case. The combined case number in our dataset includes Puerto Rico's confirmed and probable cases as the territory reports them.

On April 22, 2020, Puerto Rico's data changed due to deduplication. This resulted in a decrease in Total cases.

On May 6, 2020, Puerto Rico stopped reporting Negative PCR tests.

On July 7, 2020, we updated Negative PCR tests based on press releases from May and June.

Reported Deaths include both confirmed and probable COVID-19 deaths.

Puerto Rico reports both confirmed cases, which are identified by positive PCR tests, and probable cases, which the territory reports are identified by positive antibody tests. It is not clear whether Puerto Rico requires additional epidemiological, clinical, or vital records evidence to classify a person with a positive antibody test as a probable case. The combined case number in our dataset includes Puerto Rico's confirmed and probable cases as the territory reports them.

Death counts include both confirmed and presumed COVID deaths. When it is reported, we add inconclusive results to pending. Positive counts reflect individual who test positive, combining both PCR and antibody.

On April 22, Puerto Rico revised down its positive count from 1,298 to 915 to exclude double-counted cases.

Puerto Rico reported negative testing numbers through April 23, after no updates we removed these from our data on May 6. Total test numbers were impacted by around 9,000.

On July 7, we added back negative testing numbers based on sporadic press reports in May and June.

Death counts include both confirmed and presumed COVID deaths. When it is reported, we add inconclusive results to pending. Positive counts reflect individual who test positive, combining both PCR and antibody. On April 22, Puerto Rico revised down its positive count from 1,298 to 915 to exclude double-counted cases. Puerto Rico reported negative testing numbers through April 23, after no updates we removed these from our data on May 6. Total test numbers were impacted by around 9,000. On July 7, we added back negative testing numbers based on sporadic press reports in May and June.

Death counts include both confirmed and presumed COVID deaths. When it is reported, we add inconclusive results to pending. Positive counts reflect individual who test positive, combining both PCR and antibody. On 4/22 Puerto Rico revised down its positive count from 1,298 to 915 to exclude double-counted cases. Puerto Rico reported negative testing numbers through April 23, after no updates we removed these from our data on May 6. Total test numbers were impacted by around 9,000. On July 7, we added back negative testing numbers based on sporadic press reports in May and June.

Death counts include both confirmed and presumed COVID deaths. When it is reported, we add inconclusive results to pending. Positive counts reflect individual who test positive, combining both PCR and antibody. On 4/22 Puerto Rico revised down its positive count from 1,298 to 915 to exclude double-counted cases. Puerto Rico reported negative testing numbers through April 23, after no updates we removed these from our data on May 6. Total test numbers were impacted by around 9,000.

Death counts include both confirmed and presumed COVID deaths. When it is reported, we add inconclusive results to pending. Positive counts reflect individual who test positive, combining both PCR and antibody. On 4/22 Puerto Rico revised down its positive count from 1,298 to 915 to exclude double-counted cases.

Death counts include both confirmed and presumed COVID deaths. When it is reported, we add inconclusive results to pending. Positive counts reflect individual who test positive, combining both PCR and antibody. On 4/22 Puerto Rico revised down its positive count from 1,298 to 915 to exclude double-counted cases.

Death counts include both confirmed and presumed COVID deaths. When it is reported, we add inconclusive results to pending. Positive counts reflect individual who test positive, combining both PCR and antibody. On 4/22 Puerto Rico revised down its positive count from 1,298 to 915 to exclude double-counted cases.

Death counts include both confirmed and presumed COVID deaths. When it is reported, we add inconclusive results to pending. Positive counts reflect individual who test positive, combining both molecular and serological tests. On 4/22 Puerto Rico revised down its positive count from 1,298 to 915 to exclude double-counted cases.

Death counts include both confirmed and presumed COVID deaths. When it is reported, we add inconclusive results to pending. Positive counts reflect individual who test positive, combining both molecular and serological tests. Negative counts haven't been reported since 4/23. Working to get numbers back

Death counts include both confirmed and presumed COVID deaths. When it is reported, we add inconclusive results to pending. Positive counts reflect individual who test positive, combining both molecular and serological tests.

Deaths include confirmed and presumed COVID deaths. Puerto Rico reports positive, negative, pending, and inconclusive results. We have added the inconclusive results to the pending results. (These numbers are currently missing on the dashboard as of 4/24) Tests now reflect individual people but combines both molecular and serological

Deaths include confirmed and presumed COVID deaths. Puerto Rico reports positive, negative, pending, and inconclusive results. We have added the inconclusive results to the pending results. Tests refer to specimens, not people http://periodismoinvestigativo.com/2020/04/las-matematicas-de-salud-estan-mal/

Deaths include confirmed and presumed COVID deaths. Puerto Rico reports positive, negative, pending, and inconclusive results. We have added the inconclusive results to the pending results.

Deaths include confirmed and presumed COVID deaths. Puerto Rico reports positive, negative, and pending.

Deaths include confirmed and presumed COVID deaths. Puerto Rico reports positive, negative, and pending.

Puerto Rico reports positive, negative, and pending. One positive was reclassified as a negative on 3/30

Puerto Rico reports positive, negative, and pending.

New data dashboard available: https://estadisticas.pr/en/covid-19

Puerto Rico: Latest info from Twitter

Latest information from Twitter

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