13,877 new coronavirus cases were diagnosed in Israel on Monday out of 46,246 tests administered, the Health Ministry announced on Tuesday morning. 30.01% of them returned positive.
Of them, 374 are in serious condition, 58 are in critical condition, 50 are intubated and two are connected to ECMO breathing machines.
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The R rate currently stands at 1.06 and the death toll stands at 10,984.
