AMMAN —
The Ministry of Health announced Sunday that 1,329 new COVID-19 cases were
recorded in the Kingdom in the week of June 25 to July 1, compared to 881 a
week earlier, marking an increase of 51 percent.
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Meanwhile, no
deaths were recorded during this period for the fourth consecutive week, the
ministry announced.
There are
currently 1,104 active COVID-19 cases countrywide, compared with 703 a week
earlier, constituting a 57 percent increase, according to the media statement
issued by the ministry.
The statement
added that the number of patients who are receiving treatment stood at 10,
compared to four a week earlier.
With regard to
testing, 13,127 PCR tests were conducted over the targeted week, 5.9 percent of
which were positive, compared with 6.7 percent a week earlier.
About 4.8 million people
have received the first dose of the vaccine, and about 4.5 million have
received their second jab, according to the ministry, constituting 75 percent
and 71 percent of the adult population respectively. Just under 667,000 people have
received a booster shot.
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