The number of new cases of coronavirus decreased both as an absolute number and as a percentage. 1640 are the newly discovered cases for September 4, and they mark an increase of 76 on a daily basis, after the cases opened on Thursday were 1564. 30 011 tests were performed (PCR and antigenic), ie. by 4212 more than the reported 25,799 days earlier. Thus, the percentage of positive samples decreases again – from 6.06% to 5.46 percent.
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For the day there are 20,336 antigen tests, 864 are positive, ie. 4.24% positive samples. For comparison, in the previous report there were 17,533 antigen tests, of which 787 were positive, ie. 4.48%. PCR tests are 9675, positive of which are 776, ie. 8.02 percent. On Wednesday, this type of tests were 8266, with positive of them – 777, ie. 9.39 percent.
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The current wave is not so severe and has nothing to do with the previous ones, because many people have fallen ill, some do not register at all …
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The total confirmed cases of coronavirus in Bulgaria are already 460 691. 2 434 531 PCR and 1 871 973 antigen tests were performed (4 306 504 in total), as the average percentage of positive samples since the beginning of the pandemic is 10.69 percent or a decrease of 0.04% on a daily basis.
The number of active cases continues to increase and is now 33,789, which is an increase of 768 compared to the previous report. There is also an increase in hospitals, with the number of people there being 4,070, which is 85 more. The number of patients placed in intensive care units is increasing and is now 334 – again by 1 more. 822 people have recovered and the total number is now 407,851. 50 people have died with a diagnosis of COVID-19 – 1 less than the 51 victims reported yesterday. Thus, the total number of those who lost the battle with the virus in Bulgaria is already 19,051. A total of 13,915 medical personnel are among the official cases of coronavirus, ie. by 18 more. There are 26,149 under quarantine – 778 more on a daily basis.
298.2 is the 14-day morbidity per 100,000 people compared to 294.27 in yesterday’s report. 152.49 is the 7-day morbidity per 100,000 people compared to 153.54 in yesterday’s report. 8.56 is the 14-day mortality rate per 100,000 people compared to 8.14 in yesterday’s report.
The single information portal also provides data on the doses of vaccines administered. They are a total of 2,349,025, which means that 18.81% of the country’s population has already received at least one dose. People with completed immunization are 1,196,017 or 17.29 percent of the population, and they include 148 159 Jansen vaccine, which is administered in a single dose. There have been 12,199 vaccines for the last 24 hours. 7618 are the first dose, 7640 are the second dose – the difference comes from the fact that those who received the preparation of “Jansen” are added in both columns, as the vaccine is a single dose.
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The new restrictive measures are adequate and timely. This was stated by the advisor to the Minister of Health Prof. Mira Kozhuharova in “More …
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Most cases were found again in Sofia – 254, followed by Plovdiv with 167, Varna with 143 and Burgas with 112. There is no district without new infected, and the least are in Vidin – 12.
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