NI death toll with COVID-19 now 454 after another 5 deaths reported - see how many have tested positive for coronavirus in your area

The latest report from the Department of Health reveals that three people died within the last 24 hours and another two people died outside that period, but were reported to the DoH.

See the latest dashboard here--

The statistics reveal that 233 men have died after contracting COVID-19.

And 220 women have died after contracting the virus.

This is how many people have tested positive for COVID-19 in -

Belfast - 1,264

Armagh - 464

Lisburn and Castlereagh - 402

Antrim and Newtownabbey - 359

Now Known - 342

Ards and North Down - 302

Mid and East Antrim - 287

Newry, Mourne and Down - 254

Mid Ulster - 196

Causeway Coast and Glens - 181

Derry City and Strabane - 162

Fermanagh and Omagh - 78

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And according to the dashboard there are now 707 suspected/confirmed inpatients in NI with the virus.

And there are 19 patients fighting for their lives in intensive care in NI with the virus.

The report also reveals there are 75 active outbreaks of COVID-19 in Care Homes.

And according to the report 301 people aged over 80-years have died with coronavirus in NI.

A further 132 people have died in the 60-79 age group.

And 19 people have died in the 40-59 age group.

Meanwhile one person has died in the 0-39 year age group and one person’s age group has not been identified.

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