No further COVID-19 deaths reported in NI - 5 people now fighting for their lives in Intensive Care Units - another 4 people test positive for virus
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That means the death toll in Northern Ireland remains 541.
According to the latest dashboard there are now 5 people fighting for their lives in ICU.
Now 4752 people have tested positive for coronavirus in Northern Ireland - another 4 people within the last 24 hours.
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ANTRIM AND NEWTOWNABBEY - 410
ARDS AND NORTH DOWN - 388
ARMAGH - 540
BELFAST - 1322
CAUSEWAY COAST AND GLENS - 248
DERRY CITY AND STRABANE - 177
FERMANAGH AND OMAGH - 86
LISBURN AND CASTLEREAGH - 453
MID AND EAST ANTRIM - 332
MID ULSTER - 256
NEWRY, MOURNE AND DOWN - 291
NOT KNOWN - 349
Also according to the latest statistics there are now 55 confirmed COVID-19 outbreaks in NI Care Homes - and 27 suspected cases.
Meanwhile the UK recorded 36 new coronavirus-related deaths, the lowest daily total since lockdown began.
The overall UK death toll is 41,698
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