There are 125 new cases of COVID-19 in Northern Ireland, according to the Department of Health.
Two deaths have occurred between Friday and today (Monday).
Meanwhile, Health Minister Robin Swann has warned of the rising numbers.
The Department of Health #COVID19 dashboard has been updated with latest data.
125 individuals have tested positive for COVID-19 in the past 24 hours. Two deaths have been reported between 18 September and 21 September 2020.https://t.co/YN16dmGzhv pic.twitter.com/iOB8N8xF0E
— Department of Health (@healthdpt) September 21, 2020
At the weekend, 398 new positive cases of the coronavirus were identified.
In a social media post, Mr Swann said ‘important decisions to be taken in the days and weeks ahead.’
Latest figures of Covid-19 cases deeply concerning.
Important decisions to be taken in the days & weeks ahead.
Everyone must play their part by following public health advice.
✅ Keep your distance
✅ Wash your hands
✅ Wear a face covering
✅ Download the StopCovid NI App https://t.co/0oVnUaHhfD— Robin Swann MLA : #StopCovidNI (@RobinSwannMoH) September 20, 2020
‘Everyone must play their part by following public health advice,’ he added.