Oh The United Kingdom recorded the highest number of infections by Govt-19 since Tuesday, January 29, and recorded 28,773 new positive diagnoses. The highest number of deaths since April 23 has been reported in the country, with 37 deaths reported since yesterday.
According to the British Department of Health and Social Welfare, there are currently 4,958,868 infections reported in the country since the onset of the epidemic, with 128,268 deaths positively tested in the previous 28 days.
In the last seven days, an average of 61,281 cases were reported per day (up to 49%) and 24 deaths (an increase of 20.3% over the past week).
According to the vaccination program, so far 45,428,681 people have been vaccinated with the minimum first dose, of which 33,874,176 have already received the second dose, which is administered at intervals of three to 12 weeks.
The # COVID-19 Dashboard updated: https://t.co/XhspoyTG79
As of July 6, there were 28,773 new cases and 37 deaths reported within 28 days of a positive test across the UK.
45,428,681 people have now received their first dose #vaccine. 33,874,176 people received the 2nd dose. pic.twitter.com/Kx8VrXLkCd
– Public Health UK (PHE_uk) July 6, 2021
By the end of yesterday, 86.2% of British adults had received at least one dose of Covid-19 vaccine, and 64.3% had already received two doses.
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