Croatia's health authorities reported on Wednesday 6,670 new Covid cases detected over the past 24 hours, and 64 new deaths, putting the country's total death toll to date past 10,000.

There are currently 37,144 active cases and 2,433 patients are in hospital treatment while 323 of them are on ventilators, the national Covid response team reported on Wednesday.

Since 25 February when the first case of the novel coronavirus was detected in Croatia, there have been 551,000 cases of the contagion and 10,050 people have died as a consequence while 503,806 have recovered, with 3,222 people recovering in the past 24 hours. Currently, there are 25,938 people self-isolating.

To date, a total of 3,303,653 tests have been conducted with 15,519 taken in the past 24 hours.

As of 16 November, a total of 3,899,376 doses of a vaccine had been administered with 51.18% of the total population or 61.15% of the adult population having been vaccinated with at least one dose. On Tuesday 29,489 doses of a vaccine were administered with 17,907 people receiving the first dose.

A total of 2,076,934 people have received at least one dose while 1,873,073 are fully vaccinated which accounts for 55.36% of the total population.