UK #DailyCovidUpdate | 29th September 2021 - Cases: 7,771,294 (+36,722) - Average Cases: 35,203.71 - Deaths (28-day): 136,525 (+150) - Deaths (60-day): 156,037 (+176) - Average Deaths: 129.14 - Vaccine [1st dose]: 48,797,579 (+31,853) - Vaccine [2nd dose]: 44,833,280 (+33,532)

UK #DailyCovidUpdate | 29th September 2021 - Cases: 7,771,294 (+36,722) - Average Cases: 35,203.71 - Deaths (28-day): 136,525 (+150) - Deaths (60-day): 156,037 (+176) - Average Deaths: 129.14 - Vaccine [1st dose]: 48,797,579 (+31,853) - Vaccine [2nd dose]: 44,833,280 (+33,532):

UK #DailyCovidUpdate | 29th September 2021

- Cases: 7,771,294 (+36,722)
- Average Cases: 35,203.71

- Deaths (28-day): 136,525 (+150)
- Deaths (60-day): 156,037 (+176)
- Average Deaths: 129.14

- Vaccine [1st dose]: 48,797,579 (+31,853)
- Vaccine [2nd dose]: 44,833,280 (+33,532)

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