Sofia

The newly confirmed cases of coronavirus in Bulgaria over the past 24 hours are 3,860 from 19,210 tests, the daily report on the Unified Information Portal shows on April 6.

1,651 were confirmed from PCR and 2,209 from antigen tests.

The latest cases registered in the districts are as follows:

The newly confirmed cases of coronavirus in Bulgaria over the past 24 hours are 4,013 from 20,647 tests, the daily report on the Unified Information Portal shows on April 3.

2,420 were confirmed from PCR and 1,593 from antigen tests.

The latest cases registered in the districts are as follows:

The newly confirmed cases of coronavirus in Bulgaria over the past 24 hours are 3,694 from 18,502 tests, the daily report on the Unified Information Portal shows on April 2.

2,301 were confirmed from PCR and 1,393 from antigen tests.

The latest cases registered in the districts are as follows:

The newly confirmed cases of coronavirus in Bulgaria over the past 24 hours are 4,497 from 19,424 tests, according to the daily report on the Unified Information Portal on March 30.

2,041 were confirmed from PCR and 2,456 from antigen tests.

The total lab-confirmed positive cases in the country since the start of the epidemic are 333,250.

The active cases are 67,864.

According to the data published on Unified Information Portal for March 11, the newly confirmed cases of coronavirus in Bulgaria over the past 24 hours are 2,774 from 13,691 tests performed.

Total of 1,654 were confirmed from PCR and 1,120 from antigen tests.

The planned admission to all hospitals in the settlements falling into morbidity red zones in the country is suspended. Sofia city and Sofia district fall into this category with nearly 30,000 infected per 100,000 people. The only reason for stopping scheduled surgeries is to vacate enough beds for Covid patients, told BNT Prof. Boris Bogov, Director of Alexandrovska Hospital.

Municipal hospitals in Sofia set up additional 80 beds for the treatment of Covid-19, patients, Sofia municipality reported.

By the order of the health minister the number of beds for Covid patients in Sofia hospitals is increased.

There are more cars in Sofia than the average for major EU cities, according to an analysis by the municipal enterprise for strategic planning SofiaPlan. The trend shows that road traffic in the capital continues to grow, while public transport is losing passengers, BNR reported.

The specialized prosecutor's office has initiated pre-trial proceedings for illegal receipt of funds from European Union mainly under measures administered by the State Fund "Agriculture".

Even in the face of the crisis, we have managed to find money not only for financing measures to support businesses and people, for medics on the frontline, for the purchase of vaccines and equipment for hospitals, but we also continue to invest in education infrastructure, stated Prime Minister Boyko Borissov at a regular cabinet sitting today.