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The newly confirmed cases of coronavirus in Bulgaria over the past 24 hours are 850 from 9 086 tests, the daily report on the National Information Portal shows on September 23.
The daily percentage of positive tests is at 9.4%.
The latest cases registered in the regions are as follows:
Blagoevgrad – 30; Bourgas - 99; Varna - 81; Veliko Turnovo – 19; Vidin – 4; Vratsa – 9; Gabrovo – 19; Dobrich – 23; Kardzhali - 5; Kyustendil - 22; Lovech - 12; Montana - 14; Pazardzhik - 7; Pernik - 41; Pleven – 21; Plovdiv - 74; Razgrad - 9; Rousse - 16; Silistra – 8; Sliven - 46; Smolyan – 6; Sofia district - 34; Sofia city – 158; Stara Zagora - 37; Targovishte - 21; Haskovo - 13; Shoumen – 3; Yambol - 17.
The total lab-confirmed positive cases in the country since the start of the epidemic are 487 588.
The active cases are 41 071.
During the past 24 hours:
· 584 recoveries, bringing the total to date to 425,682
· 1 858 does of Covid-19 vaccines were administered
· 27 Covid-19 related deaths, thus the death toll to date is 20,251
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