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In the last 24 hours, 1,382 new cases of coronavirus have been recorded in Bulgaria after 14,082 tests, data from the Single Information Portal show.
Nearly 10 percent of the tests were positive.
Since the beginning of the pandemic.402,491 are the total confirmed cases in Bulgaria
As of 29 April, the active cases are50,782. Patients being treated in hospitals number a total of 7,168, of whom 697 are in intensive care wards.
The most cases are in Sofia city - 331, Plovdiv - 127 and Varna - 122.
Case count by regions: Blagoevgrad - 53, Burgas - 80, Veliko Tarnovo - 44, Vidin - 14, Vratsa - 28, Gabrovo - 21, Dobrich - 35, Kardzhali - 29, Kyustendil - 15, Lovech - 19, Montana - 29, Pazardzhik - 33, Pernik - 37, Pleven - 12, Razgrad - 18, Ruse - 57, Silistra - 10, Sliven - 24, Smolyan - 20, Sofia region - 50, Stara Zagora - 59, Targovishte - 21, Haskovo - 40, Shumen - 36, Yambol - 18.
There were 3,103 cured in the last 24 hours, bringing their total number to 335,431.
The number of people who died of Covid-19 in the last 24 hours was 96, the total number of deaths since the beginning of the pandemic reached 16,278.
In the last 24 hours,25,355 vaccine doses were given, which is a record number. The total number of vaccinated individuals is now 776,254.
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