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One Covid-related death registered in Bulgaria in the past day

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There were 169 new Covid cases registered in Bulgaria in the past day, which is 115 less in comparison to the day before. 61% of the newly infected are non-vaccinated people. 5% of 3,349 tests were positive, compared to 5.74% on Tuesday, according to the coronavirus.bg portal.

The total number of registered patients decreased by 16 to 3,924. Yesterday, 53 infected people were admitted to hospitals. 36 of the newly hospitalized patients or 68% were non-vaccinated citizens. The number of hospitalized patients decreased by 26 to 360. There are 36 infected people in intensive care.

One Covid patient passed away yesterday. The number of recoveries reached 184 and 287 vaccine doses were administered on Tuesday.




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