Another 9030 people were confirmed infected with the coronavir virus in Lithuania last day and 23 deaths caused by Covid-19 were registered, the Department of Statistics announced on Sunday.
Of the new infections, 7752 were first-time infections, 1270 were second-time infections and eight were third-time infections. Previously, the Department of Statistics only published data on cases where a person became infected for the first time, but since the end of last week, data on cases of reinfection have also been published.
17,107 analyzes were performed last day and the proportion of positive tests was 53%.
Since the beginning of the pandemic in Lithuania, 7,932,287 analyzes have been performed and 815,861 infections have been detected.
A total of 8,114 people died from Covid-19 in Lithuania.
There are currently 1,688 Covid-19 patients in hospitals, 96 of whom are in intensive care.
According to the Department of Statistics, the 14-day cumulative number of infections per 100,000 population in Lithuania has decreased to 5,082.
A total of 1,944,767 people have been vaccinated against Covid-19 in Lithuania, including 1,866,805 primary vaccination courses. 901,444 people were vaccinated.
In Estonia, another 4,610 people were diagnosed with the coronavirus during the day and seven deaths from Covid-19 were reported, the health department said on Sunday.
7418 analyzes were performed last day, thus the proportion of positive tests was 62.1%.
Since the beginning of the pandemic, 2,973,304 analyzes have been performed in Estonia and 420,604 cases of infection have been detected.
A total of 2,113 people died in Covid-19 in Estonia.
481 patients with Covid-19 are currently being treated in hospitals, 290 of whom are severely ill.
The 14-day cumulative number of Covid-19 cases per 100,000 population, calculated by the Estonian Department of Health, has dropped to 6,624.3.
A total of 856,061 people have been vaccinated against Covid-19 in Estonia, including 834,423 primary vaccination courses. 419,757 people received booster vaccinations.
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