Coronavirus NI | 49 more people test positive in last 24 hours | find out how many tested positive in your area | 461 test positive in last 7 days | death toll remains 560 |

READ: NI primary school pupil tests positive for COVID-19 - primary 2/3 classroom is closed - school principal issues urgent letterThe latest statistics show that 461 people have tested positive in the last seven days - and 7,294 so far.

There have been no deaths in the last 24 hours leaving the number of people who have died at 560.

There are now three people with COVID-19 in ICU in NI hospitals.

There are now according to the dashboard 18 COVID-19 outbreaks in NI Care Homes - and 6 suspected cases.

There are now 18 patients in NI hospitals being treated for Coronavirus.

Antrim and Newtownabbey: 614 cases (+47 in past 7 days)

Armagh City, Banbridge and Craigavon: 893 cases (+93 in past 7 days)

Belfast: 1767 cases (+140 in past 7 days)

Causeway Coast and Glens: 418 cases (+17 in past 7 days)

Derry City and Strabane: 281 cases (+12 in past 7 days)

Fermanagh and Omagh: 190 cases (+4 in past 7 days)

Lisburn and Castlereagh: 626 cases (+32 in past 7 days)

Mid and East Antrim: 659 cases (+43 in past 7 days)

Mid Ulster: 443 cases (+9 in past 7 days)

Newry, Mourne and Down: 522 cases (+39 in past 7 days)

Ards and North Down: 492 cases (+12 in past 7 days)

Not known: 389 cases (+13 in past 7 days)

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