Baku/25.07.21/Turan: Over the past day, 386 new cases of coronavirus infection have been identified in Azerbaijan, 149 people have recovered, four patients with COVID-19 have died, the Operational Headquarters under the Cabinet of Ministers of Azerbaijan said on July 25.
The total number of infected people since the beginning of the pandemic was 340,443, including 332,056 people recovered, 5,006 died, 3,381 active patients continue treatment.
Over the past day, 9,684 tests were carried out to identify new cases of coronavirus infection.
Also, over the past day, 46,910 people were vaccinated from COVID-19, including the first dose received 20,061 vaccinated, the second - 26,849.
The total number of vaccinated in Azerbaijan was 4,563,897 people, including 2,654,076 with the first dose, 1,909,821 with both doses.-06D--
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