175 new COVID-19 cases and another death were reported by the medical authorities on Monday. The latest victim, an 89-year-old woman, died at St Thomas Hospital, raising the number of deaths to 316. A record 263 cases were reported on Sunday, capping one of the worst weeks since the first case was detected a year ago, with the number of new cases surpassing
175 new Covid-19 cases have been recorded in the past 24-hours from 3,871 swab tests health authorities said, which is a 4.5% positivity rate. There were also 216 recoveries and 1 new death reported. Health authorities advised that during the last 24 hours an 89-year old woman passed away at St Thomas Hospital while being positive with Covid-19. There
175 new cases of Covid-19 were reported on Monday as one more person died while positive for the virus. Authorities said that an 89-year-old woman passed away during the last 24 hours at St. Thomas Hospital. 316 people have now died in Malta while positive for the virus. 216 people meanwhile have recovered from the virus, taking the number of active
Photo: Miguela Xuereb Tista' taqra bil- Malti . The Health Authorities announced that Malta registered 175 new cases of Covid-19, following 3,871 swab tests in the last 24 hours. An 89-year-old female died at St. Thomas hospital. To date, 316 individuals have died of the coronavirus. Meanwhile, 216 individuals have made a recovery according to the
There are 175 new cases of COVID-19 in Malta along with 216 new recoveries over the past 24 hours. As it stands, there are currently 2,678 active cases on the island. Unfortunately, an 89-year-old female died from COVID-19 at St Thomas Hospital. Malta now has a total of 316 COVID-19 related deaths. A total of 3,871 swabs were taken yesterday. Tag someone
Following 3,871 swab tests which were carried out, 175 new COVID-19 cases were registered in the past 24 hours, while 216 people recovered. This brings Malta’s Active COVID-19 cases to 2,678. Meanwhile, Malta’s death toll is currently 316 after an 89-year old female who was COVID-19 positive died at St Thomas Hospital in the past 24 hours. As to what
A record 263 new Covid-19 cases were registered on Sunday, the highest ever number of single day cases. In their daily update, the health authorities said that two more people died while positive for the virus on Sunday. Both were men, aged 76 and 57, and both died at Mater Dei Hospital. The authorities said that 192 people recovered, meaning that
The spike continues with a record 263 new Covid-19 cases recorded in the past 24-hours from 3,047 health authorities said, making the positivity rate 8.6%. This is the second record number in as many days, after 258 cases were reported on Friday. There were also 192 recoveries and 2 new deaths reported. Health authorities advised that during the last
Malta has recorded 263 COVID-19 cases in the past 24 hours, a record single-day rise since the start of the pandemic. Meanwhile, two more COVID-19 patients, aged 76 and 57, died and 192 more recovered. 77,967 vaccinations have been issued so far, out of which 26,781 were second doses. What action should be taken to control the spread?
Ritratt: Miguela Xuereb Tista' taqra bil- Malti . The Health Authorities announced that Malta registered 263 new cases of Covid-19, following 3,047 swab tests in the last 24 hours. 2 men died at Mater Dei Hospital at the age of 57 an 76. To date, 315 individuals have died of the coronavirus. Meanwhile, 192 individuals have made a recovery according