Bulgaria records 1,388 additional cases

Sofia, Bulgaria: The European nation has recorded a total of 1,388 cases of the deadliest COVID-19 virus in the past 24 hours, as per data revealed by Unified Information Portal. This number of new infections is lowered than to the data compared to yesterday.  

Among the individuals who contracted the COVID-19 virus in the past 24 hours, around 69.74% of them were unvaccinated. Meanwhile, a total of twenty-one (21) deaths have been recorded by the healthcare facilities of the Middle East nation. 

Around 85.71% of the individuals who recently scummed to the deadliest novel coronavirus were the ones who had not taken their doses of the COVID-19 virus. 

Meanwhile, there are a total of 1,381 individuals who recovered from the contagious viral disease in the last 24 hours. Since the start of the pandemic, the Middle East nation has recorded a total of 853,380 confirmed infections of the novel coronavirus, the data further adds. 

A total of 163 new admissions related to COVID-19 were recorded at the hospital facilities, of which 91.41% were unvaccinated. 

Following is the list of districts in regards to the reporting of additonal cases: 

• Blagoevgrad – 11; 
• Burgas – 205; 
• Varna -226; 
• Veliko Tarnovo – 60; 
• Vidin – 23;
• Vratsa – 13; 
• Gabrovo – 4; 
• Dobrich – 20; 
• Kardzhali – 6; 
• Kyustendil – 12; 
• Lovech – 17; 
• Montana – 11; 
• Pazardzhik – 9; 
• Pernik – 19; 
• Pleven – 29; 
• Plovdiv – 103; 
• Razgrad – 14; 
• Ruse – 19; 
• Silistra – 23; 
• Sliven – 17; 
• Smolyan – 9; 
• Sofia district – 68; 
• Sofia city – 343; 
• Stara Zagora – 41; 
• Targovishte – 13;
•  Haskovo – 21; 
• Shumen – 26; 
• Yambol – 26. 

Meanwhile, there are a total of 29.6% of the total targeted population of Bulgaria has taken a required number of the jabs and are fully vaccinated. 

On the other hand, around 10% of the total Bulgarian population has received their first dose of the COVID-19 vaccine and have also taken their booster shots.