Health authorities will announce 0 new COVID-19 cases for the third time this week on Saturday, deputy prime minister Chris Fearne has said. Fearne gave advance notice that no new virus cases were detected while speaking on ONE radio, adding that 80 per cent of adult residents will have received at least one vaccine doses by Sunday. Official data will
No new Covid-19 cases were registered on Friday, the fourth time it happened in the last week, Health Minister Chris Fearne said. Speaking on One Radio, Fearne said that 80 per cent of adults would have received at least one dose of the vaccination by Sunday, which would mean that the target set by the government two weeks ago has now been reached
Three new Covid-19 cases were recorded on Friday, while four patients have recovered, health authorities said.
Malta will reach another vaccination milestone in the coming days as 70% of its adult population will be fully vaccinated against COVID-19, Health Minister Chris Fearne said on Thursday. He also confirmed children aged between 12 and 15 will start receiving their invites to get the jab on Monday. Fearne gave the update on the pandemic while opening
An 82-year-old man died while positive for COVID-19, despite having been vaccinated and had recovered from the virus earlier. The number of virus deaths has climbed up to 420. But on a positive note, Health Minister Chris Fearne said on Thursday there are no COVID-19 patients in hospital for the first time since March 2020. Speaking while opening a
Photo: Miguela Xuereb Tista' taqra bil- Malti . An 82-year-old man died this morning from COVID-19 had already contracted the virus and had also been vaccinated, Health Minister Chris Fearne said. The octogenarian was successfully treated for COVID-19 a month ago and subsequently received both doses of the vaccine but, unfortunately, he still succumbed
An 82-year-old man has become the 420 th person to pass away in Malta in relation to the Covid-19 pandemic, Health Minister Chris Fearne announced on Thursday. He is the first person to die from the virus since 26 May. Meanwhile, Fearne also announced that no new cases of the virus had been found between yesterday and this morning, making it the third
Health Minister Chris Fearne announced this morning that there are no more hospitalised COVID-19 patients, as the number of active cases dropped to 33. Fearne said that Malta registered zero cases between yesterday and today, although an 82-year-old man died from COVID-19. He added that Malta was close to achieving 80% of single-dose vaccinations,