As a result, the total population of Covid-19 in the capital has reached 373.
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The rapid increase in morbidity last day also continued in Latgale. 17 newly infected people were registered in Daugavpils, the total number reaching 209 Daugavpils residents. 18 new patients were registered in Krāslava municipality, the total number reaching 41 people. In Daugavpils region, seven new patients have been registered, the total number reaching 27 inhabitants.
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Covid-19 has also continued to spread in Kurzeme regions. 11 new patients were registered in Dundaga municipality, the total number reached 31, seven new patients were registered in Kuldīga municipality, the total number reached 102 inhabitants, but five new infected people were discovered in Roja municipality and now nine residents of Covid-19 have been infected.
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Three patients were registered in Aizpute region, the total number reaching 47 inhabitants.
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Newly infected are also registered in Jēkabpils, Jūrmala, Liepāja, Ozolnieki, Cēsis, Carnikava and Preiļi districts.
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Covid-19 has also returned to several counties, where all the patients had previously recovered – the infected have been registered again in Mārupe, Jelgava, Iecava and Priekuli counties.
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In total, 30 of the patients in the last day are aged 60 to 69, 28 are aged 50 to 59, and 21 are aged ten to 19. Other age groups have fewer cases.
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It has already been reported that the largest number of Covid-19 cases registered so far in Latvia last day – a total of 137 new cases, according to the data compiled by the SPKC.
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To date, the highest number of new Covid-19 cases registered in a single day was 109-7 on October 7, when it exceeded one hundred cases for the first time.
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4551 Covid-19 tests were performed last day, but the proportion of positive tests has reached 3%. The SPCC has previously stated that this figure is considered important in the European Union, as above 3%, the spread of the disease is considered to be rapid and uncontrolled.
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To date, a total of 353,788 Covid-19 examinations have been performed in Latvia, 2,507 persons have become ill, and 1,322 have recovered.
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