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Turkey sees over 24,000 fresh COVID cases per day

Turkey sees over 24,000 fresh COVID cases per day
30.11.2021 16:00
Turkey recorded 24,317 new cases of coronavirus infection over the past day, reported from Anadolu Agency.

The virus killed 189 people in the country during the day.

Meanwhile, 23,273 patients who previously contracted the virus recovered from the illness.

More than 120.26 million doses of COVID vaccines have been administered in Turkey so far.

As stated by the Turkish Ministry of Health, a total of over 56.23 million people received the first doses, and more than 50.4 million citizens have got fully vaccinated.

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