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06 Sept 2025
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The number of Covid-19 patients requiring ICU care has fallen to its lowest number in 8 months, latest figures reveal.
There were just 66 patients with Covid-19 in ICUs across the country this morning according to the latest figures released.
This is a drop of nine, down from yesterday's total of 75.
Figures for Covid-19 patients in hospital has also dropped, with a total of 624 patients in hospital this morning.
That number is down from yesterday's total of 692.
There were a total of 3,872 positive PCR tests with a further 4,759 positive register antigen tests.
Despite the high number of positive test in recent weeks, figures for those requiring hospital and ICU treatment have been on a downward trajectory since the middle of January.
The total of 66 Covid-19 patients requiring ICU care is the lowest figure since May 10, 2021.
The number of hospital patients is the lowest figure this year, dating back to December 30.
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