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Number of Covid-19 infection cases in Bulgaria reaches 1506

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According to data from the National Operational Headquarters against the spread of Covid-19 from 5:00 pm on April 30, the confirmed number of cases of infection in Bulgaria has already reached 1506, out of which 751 are men and 755 are women.

Today, 18 new cases have been proven - 2 in the Sofia District, 13 in Vidin District and 3 in Yambol District. Out of a total of 317 hospitalized patients, 40 are placed in intensive care. The number of medical staff with confirmed coronavirus infection is 164. The number of deceased persons with established COVID-19 infection has reached 66.




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