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165 are the persons newly diagnosed with the new coronavirus for the past 24 hours. The PCR tests performed for the last 24 hours are 2896. This is shown by the data in the National Information System.
The distribution by districts at the current address of the persons is as follows: Blagoevgrad - 11; Burgas - 7; Varna - 12; Vratsa - 4; Gabrovo - 2; Dobrich - 1; Kyustendil - 9; Pazardzhik - 3; Pernik - 1; Pleven - 2; Plovdiv - 33; Razgrad - 4; Ruse - 6; Sliven - 4; Smolyan - 9; Sofia region - 6; Sofia city - 46; Stara Zagora - 2; Yambol - 3.
The confirmed cases of COVID-19 in Bulgaria at the moment are 5154, 2200 of which are active. 2722 are the cured persons. Of these, 46 were registered during the past 24 hours.
446 patients with a proven coronavirus infection were hospitalized. 32 of them are in intensive care units or clinics.
The national information system shows that in our country the new coronavirus has been confirmed in 418 medical staff. The new cases registered during the last 24 hours were 5. Two of them were found in doctors and three in nurses.
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