Influenza A virus subtype H1N1

Only 6 new proven cases of COVID-19 per day from 443 samples taken. Four of those tested for established coronavirus were hospitalized.

The total number of infected people in our country is 2433 people.

Three of the newly infected are in Sofia, there is one case each in Blagoevgrad, Plovdiv and Pazardzhik. 862 patients have already been cured.

Questions are being asked of Greek media coverage of the COVID-19 pandemic and the government response.

Concerns are growing about the potential for high transmission of the new coronavirus within large enclosed communities after health authorities recorded 18 new Covid-19 infections in a Roma settlement in Nea Smyrni, Larissa, central Greece, which was locked down last month following an outbreak of the virus. 

New coronavirus cases dropped to zero in China for the first time Saturday but overwhelmed hospitals across Latin America - both in countries lax about lockdowns and those lauded for firm, early confinement. The virus hit a reopened church in Germany and possibly a restaurant, too.

Russia and Turkey discussed on May 22 a joint work on the development of a vaccine against the novel coronavirus and diagnostic products to detect the infection at early stages.

Two people died, a total of 237 deaths since the beginning of the pandemic.
There are 12 people on the respirator, 743 are hospitalized.
Since the beginning of the pandemic, 5.370 people have recovered.

The global tally of coronavirus infections surpassed 5 million on May 21, according to a running tally by U.S.-based Johns Hopkins University.

The university's data showed worldwide deaths reached 328,172 while the number of people who recovered stands at 1,899,350.

Parliament on Wednesday passed a decision approving the establishment of a state of alert in Romania, 372 to 37 and seven abstentions. "It is hereby approved the state of alert and the measures established by Government Decision No.

The global tally for novel coronavirus infections surpassed 4.8 million late on May 18, according to U.S.-based Johns Hopkins University. 

The university's data showed that the death toll worldwide from the virus has reached 318,465, with the number of recoveries exceeding 1.78 million.

European countries must prepare for a deadly second wave of coronavirus infections as the pandemic is not over, said a top World Health Organization official in Europe. In an exclusive interview with the Daily Telegraph, Dr.