The Department of Health has recorded over 11,000 new positive cases of coronavirus in the past week.
From November 22 - 28, 11,643 positive cases have been recorded.
And 20 postcodes throughout Northern Ireland have recorded more than 200 positive cases of the virus this week.
The worst-hit postcode areas are:
- BT34 - Warrenpoint, Rathfriland and Kilkeel - 523
- BT41 - Randalstown/Antrim - 382
- BT45 - Magherafelt - 359
- BT35 - Newry - 344
- BT38 - Carrickfergus - 323
- BT48 - Derry - 304
- BT23 - Newtownards - 301
- BT19 - Bangor - 285
- BT47 - Derry - 267
- BT28 - Ballinderry/Stonyford - 266
- BT36 - Newtownabbey - 258
- BT5 - Braniel/Knock/Gortgrib/Slatady - 257
- BT71 - Dungannon - 250
- BT40 - Larne - 242
- BT51 - Kilrea/Garvagh/Coleraine - 213
- BT17 - Dunmurry - 211
- BT14 - Ligoneil/Ballysillan/Oldpark/Cliftonville - 209
- BT6 - Castlereagh/Ravenhill/Woodstock - 208
- BT32 - Banbridge/Katesbridge/Loughbrickland - 200
- BT8 - Carryduff - 200
You can view the full postcode breakdown by clicking here.
Meanwhile, the Health Minister has announced additional measures for international rivals into Northern Ireland in response to the new Omicron variant.
All arrivals into NI from non-red list countries, including those who are fully vaccinated, will now be required to self-isolate for 10 days unless they receive a negative test result, with a PCR test to be undertaken on or before day two.
In a statement, Robin Swann said: "We will keep all these arrangements under review and will consider what additional measures may be necessary in coming days.
"It is planned that these changes will take effect in the International Travel Regulations early this week, although the advice is that travellers should follow these new arrangements immediately."
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