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Bulgaria is grappling with a staggering burden of cardiovascular diseases, with more than 6 million new cases and over 1.8 million deaths reported annually
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The Secretary of the National Operative Headquarters Dimo Dimov presented the latest data on the development of the disease in Bulgaria on May 11 (Monday) at 8:00.
26 new cases were identified, of which 9 are in hospital. 403 samples were examined. The total number of infected people is 1981. 385 patients are in hospital.
The newly infected persons are distributed as follows: 16 in Sofia, in Pleven - 3, Razgrad - 3, Blagoevgrad - 2 and in Vidin and Pazardzhik 1.
5 new cases of children. Medical staff - 2 new cases. 461 were cured. One death was established for the day. A 72-year-old man from Silistra.
The most infected so far are in Sofia - 846 people. Of all 1981 identified with COVID-19 - 962 are men and 1019 are women.
The oldest patient is 95 years old and the youngest is a 2-month-old baby.The total number of confirmed cases of COVID-19 in medical personnel is 214.
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