GCS: 230 new caes of SARS-CoV-2; more than 27,800 tests performed in 24 hrs
A number of 230 new cases of people infected with SARS-CoV-2 have been recorded in the past 24 hours, with 27,800 tests performed, the Strategic Communication Group (GCS) reported on Friday.
These are cases that have not previously had a positive test.
As of Friday, 1,084,456 cases of people infected with the novel coronavirus had been confirmed in Romania, and 1,048,404 patients had been declared cured.
To date, 8,774,779 RT-PCR tests and 1,928,532 rapid antigen tests have been processed nationally.
In the past 24 hours, 13,214 RT-PCR tests were performed (4,356 based on the case definition and medical protocol and 8,858 upon request) and 14,630 rapid antigen tests.
Aside from the newly confirmed cases, following the retesting of patients who were already positive, 28 people were reconfirmed positively. AGERPRES (RO - author: Daniel Popescu, editor: Claudia Stanescu, EN - author: Cristina Zaharia)
The content of the www.agerpres.ro website has the exclusive purpose of public informing.
All the information published on this website by AGERPRES is protected by relevant legal dispositions.
It is forbidden to copy, reproduce, recompile, decompile, distribute, publish, display, modify, create derived components or products or full services, as well as any exploitation of the site's content.
Details in the section Terms of Use. If you are interested in picking up AGERPRES news items, please contact the Marketing Department – marketing@agerpres.ro.
The use of the Comments section entails your obligation to respect the AGERPRES terms and conditions in regards to the publishing of comments on the www.agerpres.ro.
Other news in category
PM Niculescu: Romania has investment capital but needs to rebuild trust
Romania has capital, resources, savings that can be channelled into investment, and access to European funds. However, economic development also requires another kind of capital: trust between the state and the business community, and between institutions and citizens, Prime Minister Luca Niculescu said. The head of government attended the CONCORDIA Summit 202
Marincea (SRI): Bomb threats at Otopeni Airport not substantiated; authors' identity under investigation
The bomb threats at Otopeni Airport have not been substantiated and the authors' identity is currently under investigation, Romanian Intelligence Service (SRI) spokesperson Ovidiu Marincea said on Friday. 'The SRI, through its Anti-Terrorist Brigade, has carried out the relevant checks and, so far, the threats have not been substantiated and no explosi
New themed trail reveals Hateg Country UNESCO Global Geopark 80-million-year geological history
A new themed trail expects visitors to the Tara Hategului/Hateg Country UNESCO Global Geopark to discover various aspects of the 80-million-year geological history of locations in the area of Rachitova commune in Hunedoara County, as well as notable monuments in the surrounding area. Created with the support of pupils from several schools across Hateg Country,
InfoCons: Consumers can check alerts on dangerous products from 15 more countries during Black Friday
Consumers can use the InfoCons Consumer Protection Application to access alerts concerning dangerous non-food products from a further 15 member countries of the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD), following an update carried out on the occasion of Black Friday 2026, according to a release of the organisation. 'InfoCons expands ac
Japanese traditional art exhibition 'Ningyo: The Art and Beauty of Japanese Dolls' opens at MNAR
The traditional Japanese art exhibition 'Ningyo: The Art and Beauty of Japanese Dolls' will open on Friday at the National Museum of Art of Romania (MNAR). The event is organized by the Embassy of Japan, the Japan Foundation and MNAR. The opening ceremony will take place at 6:00 p.m. in the presence of Japanese Ambassador to Romania Katae Takashi and M
EU wants agriculture firmly embedded in rural and competitiveness policies, Commission official says
The European Commission wants agriculture to be firmly anchored in both rural development and competitiveness policies, Elisabeth Werner, Director-General for Agriculture and Rural Development at the European Commission, said on Thursday at the AGRI4FUTURE National Conference: Romania - Objective 2035, organized in Bucharest by the Romanian Farmers' Club.
CSM sanctions two judges over increased sentencing rationale in Daniel Chitoiu's case
The Supreme Council of Magistrates (CSM) on Thursday sanctioned two judges from the Pitesti Court of Appeal who sentenced former Finance Minister Daniel Chitoiu to four years in prison in a fatal 2019 traffic accident case, finding they unlawfully increased the sentence based on the conduct of the defendant's lawyers. Judges Ioan Fundatureanu and Costin An
Nazare:We've begun discussions for 2027 budget;ministries have until next week to input necessary data
The Ministry of Finance has begun preparations for drafting the 2027 state budget, and ministries have until next Wednesday to enter the data required for estimating revenues and setting budget limits into the new IT platform, Minister of Finance Alexandru Nazare stated on Thursday. 'Today, we have concretely initiated discussions regarding the 2027 budget
Restoration of Sulina's European Commission of the Danube Palace estimated at EUR 12 mln
The restoration of the European Commission of the Danube (ECD) Palace in Sulina, a heritage building owned by the Galati Lower Danube River Administration (AFDJ), is expected to cost around EUR 12 million, with efforts to secure the necessary funding already underway, said AFDJ Director General Angela Stela Ivan. The ECD Palace, an emblematic building located
ADS completes REPowerEU reform under NRRP;32,000 hectares of unproductive land,available for renewable energy investments
The State Domains Agency has completed the REPowerEU reform under the National Recovery and Resilience Plan (NRRP), making over 32,000 hectares of unproductive land available for investments in renewable energy, the Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development (MADR) announced on Thursday. 'The Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development (MADR), through
Ministry of Culture is monitoring the progress of research on Roman sarcophagus discovered in Constanta
The Ministry of Culture is monitoring the progress of research and conservation efforts regarding a Roman child's sarcophagus, discovered intact in Constanta, to ensure that this exceptional find can be studied and showcased under appropriate conditions. 'A Roman sarcophagus discovered intact in Constanta reveals the story of a child who lived nearly t
Rogobete announces extensive inspections of hospital outpatient clinics, after personally calling to make an appointment
Minister of Health Alexandru Rogobete announced on Thursday that the ministry's control body will launch 'extensive' checks into the specialized outpatient clinics of public hospitals, following his own personal attempt, conducted by phone, to secure an appointment in the neurology department. 'Many patients have reported to me that they spend
Invictus Royal Duathlon to honour Romanian soldiers killed on international missions
The Invictus Royal Duathlon, a sporting and commemorative event dedicated to Veterans of Overseas Operations Day and the memory of Romanian soldiers killed in the line of duty during international missions, will take place on Saturday in Curtea de Arges. Now in its eighth edition, the event is being held ahead of Veterans of Overseas Operations Day (November 1
Oradea Bookfest Book Fair first edition: 30,000 books, events and prominent guests
Oradea is hosting the Bookfest Book Fair for the first time, bringing more than 30,000 books to the city, alongside prominent figures from Romanian literature and culture, international authors, book launches, debates and meetings with readers. For four days, from 5 to 8 November, the Sion Neolog Synagogue becomes a venue for cultural dialogue, giving readers
Romanian Academy to host '80 Years Since the Famine in the Moldavian SSR' session, exhibition
The Romanian Academy will organise a commemorative session and an exhibition next Tuesday to mark 80 years since the famine in the Moldavian SSR (1946-1947). Organised by the National Institute for the Study of Totalitarianism (INST), the two events, entitled '80 Years Since the Famine in the Moldavian SSR (1946-1947). The Memory of a Tragedy' and '