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2 maltatoday | SUNDAY • 7 MARCH 2021 NEWS Delivery fee of just €1 per day for orders up to 5 newspapers per address To subscribe 1. Email us your choice of newspapers, recipient's name, address, contact number to production @millermalta.com 2. Forward cheques payable to Miller Distributors Ltd on address: Miller House, Airport Way, Tarxien Road, Luqa LQA1814 Queries on other news- papers and magazines, production@ millermalta.com maltatoday Same-day delivery of your favourite Sunday newspaper Monday-Friday MaltaToday Midweek • €1 BusinessToday • €1.50 Sunday MaltaToday • €1.95 ILLUM • €1.25 Support your favourite newspaper with a subscription https://bit.ly/2X9csmr Cases 24,216 Active 3,403 Recoveries 20,484 Deaths 329 Swabs 721,113 LATEST COVID-19 www.maltatoday.com.mt/covid19 400 350 300 250 200 150 100 50 0 04-Mar 06-Mar 02-Mar 05-Mar 28-Feb 26-Feb 09-Jan 12-Jan 27-Feb 03-Mar 24-Feb 06-Jan 23-Feb 02-Nov 28-Jan 17-Oct 09-Nov 25-Jan 09-Feb 19-Jan 17-Feb 18-Feb 19-Feb 20-Feb 21-Feb 22-Feb 23-Feb 24-Feb 20-Jan 29-Jan 10-Jan 31-Jan 16-Jan 01-Mar 05-Nov 18-Nov 10-Feb 07-Jan 12-Feb Days with highest incidence of COVID infections: top 40 2020 2021 MALTA registered its top 36 cases of highest COVID-19 in- fections in one day all through- out the first two months of 2021, data compiled by MaltaToday shows. The data, further explained in our special feature on page 14-15 shows that after Christmas 2020, where COV- ID fatigue crept in as people demanded to enjoy close con- tact festivities once again, cases shot up tremendously as early as 6 January, and then consist- ently throughout the month and February. Yesterday Malta saw 345 new cases of COVID-19 registered between Friday and Saturday, the second-highest ever to be registered in one day. There are currently 3,403 ac- tive COVID-19 cases. 92,806 of the COVID-19 vac- cine have been administered until Tuesday, of which 31,710 were second doses. Total recoveries stand at 20,484, while total cases regis- tered stand at 24,216. An 88-year-old woman who died at Mater Dei Hospital while COVID-19 positive.. The total number of deaths is 329. 3,832 swab tests were carried out in the last 24 hours, bring- ing the total number of swabs to 721,113. Record-breaking January and February in COVID infections