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Ljubljana – A total of 1,297 infections with coronavirus were confirmed in Slovenia on Friday, which is 69 fewer than on Thursday and almost 43% less than on Friday last week. One person with a confirmed coronavirus infection died, the latest data shows.

Ljubljana – The number of new coronavirus cases in Slovenia dropped from over 7,000 to over 2,000 in a week. A total of 2,265 positive cases were picked up from 2,326 PCR and 20,627 rapid antigen tests on Monday. This morning, 511 Covid patients were in hospital, down 15 from yesterday, including 96 in intensive care, down 7 from the day before, the government said.

Ljubljana – A total of 3,731 new coronavirus cases were confirmed in Slovenia on Friday in 2,427 PCR and 86,503 rapid antigen tests, as the epidemic continues to wane. The National Institute of Public Health estimates there are still 88,410 active cases in the country, down 7,934 from the day before.

Prince Charles was revealed to have contracted the virus

61 people died. There are 3,962 patients on hospital treatment, and 166 on respirators.
In the last 24 hours, 36.874 samples were tested, and 8.208.435 since the outburst of the pandemic.
1.714.863 cases of infection have been confirmed in Serbia.
As a result of the coronavirus infection, 13.748 people died, and the mortality rate is 0.80 percent.

Since the last update, 39.473 samples have been tested.
So far, 8.171.561 samples have been tested in Serbia, of which 1.697.012 were positive.
As a result of coronavirus infection, 13.687 people died in Serbia, and the mortality rate is 0.81 percent.

59 people died.
A total of 31.521 people were tested.
A total of 3.701 people were hospitalized.

Ljubljana – A total of 13,852 people tested positive for coronavirus in Slovenia on Saturday, slightly fewer than the same day a week ago, but the 14-day notification rate per 100,000 has passed 8,000. Eleven more Covid-19 patients died, show official figures. There are now 749 patients with Covid-19 treated in hospitals, up by 23 from yesterday.

"Currently, the situation is epidemic. Every negative test is questionable in itself." This was said on bTV by Dr. Nedyalko Kalachev, owner of a chain of laboratories.

Ljubljana – A total of 14,878 new coronavirus infections were detected in Slovenia on Friday in what is the third largest number of new daily infections since the start of the epidemic. There are currently 160,899 active infections in the country, up by 7,565 from the day before, according to estimates by the National Institute of Public Health (NIJZ).