A single new case of COVID-19 was reported on Tuesday after Malta celebrated having no new cases on Monday.

The health authorities said 1,432 swab tests were made over the past 24 hours

Three patients recovered and the number of active cases went down to 70.

The number of vaccination jabs increased to 558,320 with 238,807 people now fully vaccinated. 

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 Four new COVID-19 cases were registered overnight, taking the number of single cases back to single digits.

Another four people recovered, meaning the number of active cases remains 76.

The new cases were found from 2,799 swab tests carried out overnight, according to data from the health authorities.

No deaths have been reported for over a week.

Malta reopened for tourism on Tuesday when seated weddings with 100 people inside and 300 outside also became permissible. Language schools can also start to reopen and mask-wearing is also no longer mandatory on beaches.

On Wednesday, hundreds of people queued at the Malta International Airport's arrivals hall to have their COVID-19 documents checked, before being allowed entry to the country.

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Two new COVID-19 cases and four recoveries have been registered overnight.

The number of active cases is now 74.

The new cases were found from 2,545 swab tests carried out overnight, according to data from the health authorities.

No deaths have been reported for over a week.

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Eight people tested positive for COVID-19 overnight as Malta officially restarted its tourism season on Tuesday.

This is the highest number of new cases the country has recorded since May 10.

Another four people recovered, bringing the number of active cases in the country to 70.

The new cases were found from 2,026 swab tests carried out overnight, according to data from the health authorities.

No deaths have been reported for a week.

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