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Malta COVID19 – 805 new cases in the last 7 days

During the last 7 days, Malta registered the following COVID19 results:805 New Cases247 Recoveries4 Deaths17,735 swab tests DateNew CasesTotal casesRecoveriesTotal RecoveriesActive CasesTest in last 24hrsTotal deaths Total no. of swabs 11th October953776302967768252941     280,15512th October683844142981820194043     282,09513th October933937313012881225744     284,35214th October1114048523064940276144     287,11315th October11241604231061009248145     289,59416th October12242823631421095288245     292,47617th October20444864231841257288545     295,361 Sunday 11th October - Saturday 17th October – A week of 805 new COVID19 cases in Malta Sunday 11th October Number of active cases stands at 768Total number of cases since day 1 is 377695 new cases within the last 24 hoursThere was 30 recoveriesTotal number of deaths stands at 41Total number of recoveries is 29672,529 tests for these 24 hoursTotal number of swabs 280,155 Monday 12th October Number of active cases stands at 820Total number of cases since day 1 is

Malta

Introduction Malta is a Southern European island country. It is an archipelago in the Mediterranean Sea and consists of three main islands: Malta, Gozo and Comino. It is officially known as the Republic of Malta.The location of these islands is some 80km south of Italy, 284km east of Tunisia and 333km North of Libya. It is the world 10th smallest country in area, and also the 5th most densely populated country in the world.The smallest nation capital city in the European Union is Valletta, which this country's capital city.The official language is the Maltese language which comes from the Sicilian Arabic. The English language is the second official language. https://youtu.be/rJZdQliEcDY Malta video History The island has been inhabited since approximately 5900 BC. Its strategic position

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