The Department of Health has confirmed that no people have died relating to Covid-19 in Northern Ireland in the last 24 hours.
The dashboard also confirms that fewer than 100 people have tested positive in the same time period.
A total of 84 people tested positive here.
Meanwhile, Health Minister Robin Swann has urged the public to celebrate Easter safely.
He said: "Once again, we are facing a holiday weekend with restrictions on our lives.
“I totally understand the widespread frustration and indeed share it. But I would appeal to people not to let their frustrations affect their judgement. These restrictions are in place to protect us from a vicious virus that has brought great tragedy to so many families.
“When we are following them, we are helping keep ourselves and others safe – and helping our community get to a better place.
“We are continuing to make good progress. The statistics on Covid-19 have been moving steadily in the right direction and more than three quarters of a million people in Northern Ireland have received their first vaccine dose.
“We are on a pathway towards gradually easing restrictions. The return of schools and expansion of outdoor activities are the first careful steps on this route map."
