Covid-19: Three more deaths and 1,467 new coronavirus cases

11 August 2021

Coronavirus

BBC News NI outlines the latest data on coronavirus and Covid-19 vaccinations across Northern Ireland and the Republic of Ireland.

Three more coronavirus-related deaths have been recorded in Northern Ireland within the latest 24-hour reporting period.

Deaths are measured by recording those who died within 28 days of receiving a positive result in a test for coronavirus.

The total number of deaths linked to Covid-19 in Northern Ireland since the start of the pandemic is 2,233.

Another 1,467 cases of coronavirus were reported on Wednesday, up from 1,305 on Tuesday.

That includes cases confirmed from samples taken in recent days, not necessarily just in the latest 24-hour reporting period.

A total of 169,867 confirmed cases of the virus have been identified in Northern Ireland since the pandemic began.

There are 321 patients with Covid-19 in hospitals in Northern Ireland and 40 patients with Covid-19 in intensive care units.

On Tuesday there were 311 patients with Covid-19 in hospitals in Northern Ireland and 41 patients with Covid-19 in intensive care units.

Last updated 11 August at 14:15 BST

Source: Department of Health Northern Ireland

Vaccines

A total of 2,343,361 Covid-19 vaccines have been administered in Northern Ireland as of Wednesday afternoon.

Of those, 1,243,125 people have received a first dose.

There have been 1,100,236 second doses administered.

There were 4,778 doses administered on Tuesday.

Last updated 11 August at 14:15 BST

Source: Department of Health Northern Ireland

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Cases are people who have tested positive for coronavirus. Public health bodies may occasionally revise their case numbers up or down. Case rate by age only available for England. *The “average area” means the middle ranking council or local government district when ranked by cases per 100,000 people. The case rate chart shows how many people have tested positive each day for every 100,000 people in that area. The dark blue line shows the average daily rate over the past seven days. This average helps to show whether cases are rising or falling. The case rate by age chart shows how many people have tested positive in each age group per 100,000 people. Steeper rises in older age groups are of more concern because older people are more likely to be badly affected by the virus and are more likely to need hospital care. The case rate by age shows a rate. This means the values for the two age groups cannot be added together to get the overall case rate in each area. Source: UK public health bodies - updated weekdays.

Vaccines are data for first and second doses. England, Scotland and Wales data is by local authority, Northern Ireland is national data. In Scotland and Northern Ireland the percentages are calculated using the most recent mid-year population estimates from the national statistics agencies. In England the percentages are calculated using the number of people on the National Immunisation Management Service (NIMS) database. Percentages in Wales use data from the Welsh Immunisation System. These data include people who have an NHS number and are currently alive. Areas will have different demographics which will affect how many people have been vaccinated. Caution should be taken when comparing areas. Source: UK public health bodies, gov.uk dashboard - England, Scotland and Northern Ireland data updated weekdays, Wales data updated weekly.

Deaths are where COVID-19 was mentioned on the death certificate. The chart shows the number of deaths recorded each week per 100,000 people in that area. Covid deaths are in red, other deaths are in grey. The average is the monthly average of deaths in the last five years between 2014-2019. This average will continue to be used in 2021. Recording of deaths over Christmas and New Year was affected by the bank holidays - trends should be treated with caution. Source: ONS, NRS and NISRA - data updated weekly.

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No coronavirus-related deaths were reported in the Republic of Ireland on Wednesday.

The total number of deaths linked to Covid-19 in the Republic of Ireland since the start of the pandemic stands at 5,044.

Another 1,819 cases of coronavirus have been reported, down from 1,508 on Tuesday.

A total of 317,204 people in the Republic of Ireland have had a confirmed diagnosis of the virus since the pandemic began.

Daily case numbers may change due to review, validation and updates of the data.

There are 206 patients with Covid-19 in hospitals in the Republic of Ireland, with 36 in intensive care units - this is three more than on Tuesday.

Last updated 11 August at 18:00

Source: Department of Health Ireland

Vaccines

A total of 6,192,071 Covid-19 vaccines have been administered in the Republic of Ireland.

Of those, 3,447,303 were first doses and 2,744,768 were second doses.

Last updated 10 August at 18:00

Source: Department of Health Ireland

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