Booster dose

The number of registered new cases of COVID-19 in the last 24 hours is 25, shows the data published in the Unified Information Portal. They were detected using 1,428 tests, which means that the proportion of positive tests is 1.75%.

No deaths were recorded, the death toll remained unchanged at 38,436.

A total of 46 new cases of COVID-19 were registered in the last 24 hours, according to data published on the Unified Information Portal.

They were detected with 1,332 tests, which means that the proportion of positive tests is 3.45%.

A total of 192 new cases of COVID-19 have been confirmed in Bulgaria over the last 24 hours, according to the data published in the Unified Information Portal.

To detect them, 2,718 tests were performed, which means that the proportion of positive results is 7.06%.

The number of confirmed new cases in Bulgaria for the last 24 hours is 59, there are no deaths, according to the data published in the Unified Information Portal.

For the detection of the new cases, 732 tests were performed, which means that the proportion of positive tests is 8.06%. There are no confirmed deaths, 1 person has been cured.

One hundred and thirty-three new cases of coronavirus were registered in the last 24 hours in Bulgaria. One of the confirmed infected has died, according to data from the Unified Information Portal.

Two hundred and fifty-five cases of COVID-19 have been confirmed in Bulgaria in the last 24 hours, 56.86% of them are among unvaccinated people, according to the data published in the Unified Information Portal. The dead are two, neither of whom was vaccinated.

With this, the total number of victims of the pandemic in Bulgaria reached 38,250.

In the last 24 hours, 13 new cases of coronavirus infection have been confirmed in Bulgaria, according to the data of the Unified Information Portal. No deaths.

875 tests were performed, of which 98 PCR tests and 777 rapid antigen tests. The proportion of positive tests is 1.49 percent.

Just over 34 percent of Greek adults say they are willing to receive a booster shot against Covid-19, according to a recent survey that assessed the impact of coronavirus-related burnout on vaccination intention.

A booster dose of a new malaria vaccine maintains a high level of protection against the disease, researchers said Thursday, expressing hopes the cheap jab could be produced on a massive scale in a matter of years.

With COVID-19 continuing to infect people, according to the weekly statistics of the Health Ministry, an expert has warned citizens of another possible increase in cases in September.