In Slovakia, over the past day, 1 941 people were added with a positive PCR test, of which almost 72% were not vaccinated. Regarding antigen testing, more than 75% of these have been added to 425 positive, not yet vaccinated. Yesterday, 11 618 RT-PCR and 20 711 antigenic tests were completed.
The total number of individuals vaccinated with the first dose of vaccine is 2 479 871 in the previous day plus 2 683 vaccinees. A second dose of vaccine has already been given to 2,281 468 people, with 3,185 people vaccinated the last day.The most tested positive RT-PCR tests were in Prešov region (533), followed by Žilina region (347), Košický (312), Banskobystrický (187), Bratislava (169), Nitriansky (145), Trenčiansky (126) and Trnavský (122) . There are 937 men and 1 004 women among them. The total number of positive men tested is 207,725 and women 227,925.In hospitals, 962 patients are hospitalized, 889 people have confirmed disease. Of those hospitalized, 82.14 percent of people are not vaccinated at all or only partially vaccinated. There are 100 patients for ICU, support for artificial lung ventilation needs 107 people. The number of confirmed victims for the lung form COVID-19 increased by 17 subjects. The total number of deaths per Covid is 12,833, and the total number of deaths with Covid is 2,508. The total number of laboratory PCR tests completed so far is 3,757,895, with 435,650 subjects tested positive. Total number carried out Ag tests so far are 38 715 165 of which 399 009 have been tested positive. The total number of inactive cases is 733 576. These are individuals who have experienced COVID-19 disease, either with a clinical picture or without symptoms, and have passed a positive test for 2 to 4 weeks in outpatient patients and 6 weeks in hospital patients. Warning:Data on Ag tests and vaccinations are continuously updated. Therefore, the number of Ag tests and vaccinees in the previous day may not coincide with the difference in values from the last published number. More information at www.korona.gov.sk.