35 new cases of COVID-19 infection confirmed

in Tatarstan As of May 13, 20,911 cases of COVID-19 were registered in Tatarstan . 17,868 people recovered over the entire period

According to the operational headquarters, out of 35 new cases, one is imported, the rest are contact cases. 22 people have been hospitalized, 13 are being treated at home. 80 people recovered in a day.

In Naberezhnye Chelny, 13 new cases were registered, eight in Kazan, four in the Tetyushsky district of the Republic of Tatarstan, three in Spassky, two in Nizhnekamsky and Agryzsky, one each in Aznakaevsky, Almetevsky and Chistopolsky districts.

In total, 282,858 people were vaccinated in Tatarstan (an increase of 4,374 per day), of which 192,658 received a second vaccination.

In Russia, 8,380 new cases of coronavirus infection have been diagnosed over the past day. The total number of cases exceeded 4.9 million. 4.5 million people recovered (plus 9349 per day), more than 114 thousand died (plus 392 per day).

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