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by i24 News
A medical worker gets her second vaccination injection against the coronavirus disease as Israel continues its national vaccination drive during a third national COVID-19 lockdown, at Tel Aviv Sourasky Medical Center (Ichilov Hospital) in Tel Aviv, Israel, January 10, 2021. Photo: REUTERS/ Ronen Zvulun.
i24 News – Israel registered 5,138 coronavirus cases on Monday as the country continued to battle the spread of COVID-19, new Health Ministry data released Tuesday morning showed.
Of 70,839 screening tests, 7.5% tested positive — only a 0.1% decrease from Sunday.
There are currently 55,180 active cases in the country, among them 962 patients in serious condition — including 301 on artificial respirators — 541 individuals in moderate condition, and the rest quarantined at home or in coronavirus hotels with mild symptoms or no symptoms.
Since the outbreak of the pandemic in March, a total of 5,423 people have died of the disease.
Meanwhile, Israel edged near the four million vaccination mark, maintaining its world lead of vaccinations per capita.
A total of 3,991,214 received one dose of the COVID-19 vaccine, with 2,612,370 receiving the second shot.
The Jewish state is expected to exit the lockdown on Sunday, with a new outline permitting citizens with green passports — eligible for those fully inoculated or recovered — to enter a throng of businesses, commercial centers, and more.
