Baku/22.07.21/Turan: 212 new cases of coronavirus (COVID-19) infection have been registered in Azerbaijan over the past day, and 92 people have been treated.
According to the Operative Staff under the Cabinet of Ministers, one person died of coronavirus today.
So far, a total of 339,274 people have been diagnosed with coronavirus infection in the country, of which 331,629 have been treated and 4,999 have died. The number of active patients was 2,646.
Over the past day, 7,655 tests were performed to identify new infections, and a total of 3,943,568 tests have been performed so far.
Vaccination started in Azerbaijan on January 18.
According to the Operative Staff under the Cabinet of Ministers, the number of vaccines vaccinated so far was 4,415,967, 2,602,510 for the first stage and 1,813,457 for the second stage. -0-
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