There were 14 postcodes in Northern Ireland which recorded no Covid-19 cases in the last seven days, according to the Department of Health.
Data released on Monday by the Department shows data from April 27 and May 3, with these postcodes sitting at no Covid cases.
The Department today reported one further death related to coronavirus in Northern Ireland and a daily rise in positive cases by 82.
There were no deaths linked to the virus over the weekend.
Postcodes reporting no new Covid-19 cases:
- BT1 - Belfast City Centre
- BT2 - Belfast City Centre (Linenhall Street, Joy Street, Adelaide Street)
- BT10 - Finaghy and Blacks Road
- BT20 - Bangor
- BT22 - Kircubbin
- BT33 - Newcastle
- BT40 - Larne
- BT55 - Portstewart
- BT68 - Caledon
- BT69 - Carnteel
- BT75 - Fivemiletown
- BT76 - Clogher
- BT77 - Augher
- BT80 - Cookstown
The full postcode details can be found here.
Meanwhile, on Thursday the Executive signalled a further set of relaxations.
From May 24, subject to review on May 20, Ministers have decided to increase numbers permitted for indoor gatherings, (not including domestic settings), to those permitted by a risk assessment or the venue. This will allow the resumption of community events, such as mother and toddler groups. Where the gathering is of more than 15 people, it must be an organised gathering with a risk assessment.
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They also agreed to an increase in numbers for outdoor gatherings to 500 or capped at risk assessment level if lower. This would allow up to 500 spectators at any outdoor event. Any gatherings of over 30 people outdoors must be an organised gathering and would require a risk assessment. We would advise organisers to consider the use of Lateral Flow Tests for any planned larger events.
The Irish Cup Final on May 21 can be used as an event for logistical and operational learning permitting 1,000 spectators.
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