Immunization offerings may still leave vulnerable spots open
In Rhine-Kreis Neuss, Germany, up-to-date and detailed data on the current distribution of COVID-19 cases within cities and municipalities remains elusive as of August 23, 2025. However, reliable sources for such information include the local health authority (Gesundheitsamt) of Rhine-Kreis Neuss, the official website of the federal state of North Rhine-Westphalia, and the Robert Koch Institute (RKI) dashboards for regional COVID-19 statistics in Germany.
According to the latest data, a total of 2,872 people have tested positive for the coronavirus, an increase from 2,769 the previous day. Among the currently infected individuals, 1,144 were fully vaccinated, compared to 1,146 the previous day.
In terms of variant distribution, the Delta variant has been detected in 902 cases, an increase from 831 the previous day, while the Omikron variant has been detected in 5 cases, an increase from 4 the previous day. No current hotspots have been reported in the district.
The currently infected persons are distributed among the cities and municipalities in the district as follows: Neuss has 1,196 cases, Dormagen has 435, Grevenbroich has 248, Meerbusch has 371, Kaarst has 223, Korschenbroich has 183, Jüchen has 148, and Rommerskirchen has 68.
The 7-day incidence rate of the Robert Koch Institute (RKI) for the Rhine-Kreis Neuss is 226.1, much lower than in Mönchengladbach, where it stands at 94.4. Currently, 19 people are hospitalized due to their coronavirus infection, with 6 being fully vaccinated.
A positive note is that a total of 25,977 people have recovered from the infection in the district, an increase from 25,883 the previous day. The number of deaths due to coronavirus complications remains unchanged at 397.
In an effort to monitor the virus more closely, Rhine-Kreis Neuss has been sequencing all positive corona tests taken in the test centers in Neuss and Grevenbroich, as well as by mobile test teams, since the end of January.
Science plays a crucial role in monitoring and managing medical-conditions like COVID-19. For instance, health-and-wellness data within Rhine-Kreis Neuss, Germany, includes the current distribution of COVID-19 cases and the evolution of various variants, such as the Delta and Omikron, which are essential for understanding the disease's dynamics.
