Edinburgh's coronavirus cases have been surging significantly over the past few weeks, as schools and some universities returned back for the new teaching year.
According to the latest figures by Public Health Scotland, about one in 20 school pupils tested positive for Covid-19 after coming into contact with another child with the virus.
Public Health Scotland found that 25,507 school pupils received a positive test for the virus in 2020-21.
In Scotland overall, there has been a total of 40,071 positive cases in the last week, with a seven day positivity case rate of 733.1.
The City of Edinburgh reported a total 3,774 cases in the last week, with the seven-day positivity rate just below the rest of the country's average at 715.93
The nine neighbourhoods sitting at above 1,000 for infection rates in Edinburgh are as follows: Fairmilehead (1497.5), Muirhouse (1431.7), Broughton South (1,129,1), Tollcross (1,121.8.3), Leith (Albert Street) (1,085.7), Craigmillar (1,075.9), Marchmont West (1,059.5), Broomhouse and Bankhead (1045.5) and Costorphine North (1,013.5).
The other neighbourhoods with seven-day positivity rate above 400+ are:
Leith (Hermitage and Prospect Bank)
Dalmeny, Kirkliston and Newbridge
Bruntsfield
Marchmont East and Sciennes
Fernieside and Moredun South
Granton West and Salvesen
West Pilton
South Leith
Portobello
Gorgie West
Stockbridge
Gracemount, Southhouse and Burdiehouse
Gilmerton South and the Murrays
Drylaw
Ratho, Ingilston and Gogar
Boswall and Pilton
Willowbrae and Duddingston Village
Granton South and Wardieburn
Gorgie East
Colinton Mains and Firrhill
Currie East
Comely Bank
Colinton and Kingsknowe
Polwarth
Balgreen and Roseburn
Meadows and Southside
Stenhouse and Saughton Mains
Hyvots and Gilmerton
Abbeyhill
Shandon
Great Junction Street
Joppa
Craiglockhart
Deans Village
Northfield and Piershill
Longstone and Saughton
The Calders
Craigleith, Orchard Brae and Crewe Toll
Morningside
Trinity East and The Dudleys
The Grange
Mountcastle
East Craigs South
Bonaly and The Pentlands
Merchiston and Greenhill
Western Harbour and Leith Docks
Hillside and Calton Hill
Clermiston and Drumbrae
Pilrig
New Town East and Gayfield
Moredun and Craigour
Old Town, Princes Street and Leith Street
Canongate, Southside and Dumbiedykes
Blackhall
Granton and Royston Mains
Cramond
Queensferry East
Slateford and Chesser
Murrayfield and Ravelston
New Town West
Meadowbank and Abbeyhill North
The Inch
Mortonhall and Anwickhill
Prestonfield
Murrayburn and Wester Hailes North
Liberton East
Restalrig (Loganlea) and Craigentinny West
Silverknowes and Davidson's Mains
Trinity
North Leith and Newhaven
Currie West
Clovenstone and Wester Hailes
Inverleith, Goldenacre and Warriston
Duddingston and Portobello South
East Craigs North
Jewel, Brunstane and Newcraighall
Blackford, West Mains and Mayfield Road
Bonnington
Bingham, Magdalene and The Christians
Costorphine South
Balerno and Bonnington Village
Liberton West and Braid Hills
Morningside and Craighouse
Dalry and Fountainbridge
Newington and Dalkeith Road
South Gyle
Easter Road and Hawkhill Avenue
Comiston and Swanston
Broughton North and Powderhall
Greenbank and The Braids
Restalrig and Lochend
The Shore and Constitution Street
Baberton and Juniper Green
Barnton, Cammo and Cramond South
Parkhead and Sighthill
Carrick Knowe
Niddrie
There are only five neighbourhoods under the 400+ threshold in the whole of the capital, which are: Canonmills and Newtown North (399.5), Queensferry West (380.8), Costorphine (368.9), Craigentinny (314.2) and Oxgangs (300.9).
Today, 15,441 new vaccinations were reported, which is an increase from yesterdays figure of 15,130. This was made up of 2,721 first doses, and 12,720 second doses.
In total, 75.1% of the entire Scottish population has had their first dose, and 67.3% have had both doses.
In the past 7 days alone, 2.1% of Scotland has received a dose.
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