Only five active cases of COVID-19, no new positives

Number of active coronavirus cases down to five with no new positives registered overnight

There are only five active COVID-19 cases in Malta right now
There are only five active COVID-19 cases in Malta right now

The number of active COVID-19 cases in Malta is down to just five, with no new positive having been registered overnight.

Two additional patients have also recovered.

The low number of active cases comes despite Malta having re-opened its airport, to a limited number of countries, on 1 July. On 15 July, flight restrictions to all countries will be lifted.

In the past 24 hours, 741 swab tests were carried out, bringing the total to 107,166 since the pandemic started.

There have been nine deaths due to the virus, with 674 total cases and 660 recoveries.

Health Minister Chris Fearne confirmed on Twitter on Sunday afternoon that Malta was down to just five active COVID-19 cases
Health Minister Chris Fearne confirmed on Twitter on Sunday afternoon that Malta was down to just five active COVID-19 cases

All three test centres - two in Malta and one in Gozo - are open daily from Monday to Sunday.