A further 313 new cases of coronavirus have been recorded in Scotland – but there have been no new deaths from the disease.
Public Health Scotland said this afternoon that, due to technology issues, the latest figure for cases covers the last 26 hours rather than the usual 24-hour period.
Data from NHS health boards in Ayrshire and Arran, Dumfries and Galloway, Orkney and Shetland may be incomplete, health chiefs say, due to IT issues. The missing numbers will be included in tomorrow's data.
According to Public Health Scotland's rolling seven-day infection rate per 100,000 population, Clackmannanshire now has the highest infection rate in the country – at 139.7 as of Sunday, May 23.
The second-highest is Glasgow City which has a rate of 136.8 while East Renfrewshire (113.1) has the third-highest rate.
Locally, North Ayrshire's infection rate stands at 43.8, East Ayrshire's at 29.5 and South Ayrshire's at 13.3. The Scottish average is 43.9.
7-day infection rate per 100,000 population for each council area...
0.0 Orkney Islands
2.0 Dumfries & Galloway
3.4 Highland
3.7 Na h-Eileanan Siar
3.9 Inverclyde
4.4 Shetland Islands
6.9 Scottish Borders
9.2 Aberdeen City
11.6 Argyll & Bute
13.3 South Ayrshire
14.6 Moray
14.9 Aberdeenshire
15.7 West Dunbartonshire
18.1 Angus
19.7 West Lothian
23.0 Perth & Kinross
25.2 East Lothian
28.0 Falkirk
29.5 East Ayrshire
31.5 Dundee City
32.9 Fife
36.9 North Lanarkshire
39.3 Stirling
43.8 North Ayrshire
37.1 South Lanarkshire / City of Edinburgh
63.5 East Dunbartonshire
64.8 Renfrewshire
81.1 Midlothian
113.1 East Renfrewshire
136.8 Glasgow City
139.7 Clackmannanshire
There are currently 94 Covid patients in Scottish hospitals with five in Ayrshire.
A total of five people are receiving treatment in intensive care units across the country.
Meanwhile, 3,121,945 people have received the first dose of a Covid vaccination and 1,852,179 have received their second dose.
Don't miss the latest Ayrshire headlines – sign up to our free daily newsletter here
