Second wave is subsiding far slower than the first wave
For the second week in a row, the number of newly reported COVID-19 infections decreased last week compared to the week before that.
Patient infected with West Nile virus in the Arnhem region
In the past week, six human infections with the West Nile virus have been detected in the Netherlands.
Decrease in COVID-19 cases as expected, high number of contagious people persists
The number of newly reported COVID-19 infections decreased last week compared to the week before that. The number of newly reported infections is dropping in all regions.
International collaboration essential theme State of Zoonoses 2019
Each year, at the request of the Netherlands Food and Consumer Product Safety Authority, RIVM prepares an overview of the most important zoonoses and indicates their prevalence in the
Climate and Energy Outlook 2020: uncertain whether the Netherlands will achieve targets for the reduction of greenhouse gas emissions
The Dutch cabinet’s goal is to reduce greenhouse gas emissions by 49% in 2030, compared to the levels in 1990.
Coronavirus monitoring in sewage now easier to compare on Coronavirus Dashboard
Starting this week, the measurement results from the sewage research in various municipalities and security regions can be compared on the Coronavirus Dashboard.
Slight decrease in newly reported COVID-19 infections, R still above 1
The number of newly reported COVID-19 infections decreased slightly last week compared to the week before that. Reproduction number R is still entirely above 1.
Flu jab first for people with a medical condition and over 70-years of age
The demand for flu vaccines from general practitioners seems to exceed the number of available flu vaccines.
Reported COVID-19 infections are still rising, but less rapidly
The number of reported COVID-19 infections continued increasing last week. However, the number of newly reported infections once again rose less quickly than in the week before that.
Coronavirus measures: public support remains high, despite concerns
With the rapid increase in infections, people estimate their own risk of becoming infected as higher than it was 6 weeks ago (previously 10%, now 18%).
