A further 2,010 people have tested positive for coronavirus as Scotland's death toll from the disease rose by another 26.
Figures have been published by the Scottish Government and Public Health Scotland (PHS) this afternoon as part of the national Covid-19 daily briefing.
Nationally, there are 932 patients being treated in hospital which is up one from yesterday. There are currently 63 people with the disease being treated in ICUs.
The number of newly-reported positive coronavirus cases recorded by NHS Ayrshire & Arran has increased by 165 to 45,857.
Of the new cases, 84 were from East Ayrshire, 43 in North Ayrshire and 38 attributed to South Ayrshire.
A total of 647,689 positive tests have now been recorded from 3.433 million tests carried out since the start of the pandemic.
According to Public Health Scotland's rolling seven-day infection rate per 100,000 population, Clackmannanshire has the highest rate in the country – at 612.2 as of Monday, November 1.
Aberdeenshire has the second-highest infection rate at 463.6 while the Orkney Islands is third with 455.4.
In terms of Ayrshire's local authorities, the rate is 388.2 in East Ayrshire and 330.7 in North Ayrshire. South Ayrshire's is 283.6.
A total of 15 of Scotland's 32 council regions have an infection rate below the national average of 327.3.
7-day infection rate per 100,000 population for each council area...
188.0 Shetland Islands
215.2 Glasgow City
235.7 Perth & Kinross
246.7 East Renfrewshire
257.8 City of Edinburgh
264.2 Renfrewshire
269.9 Inverclyde
283.6 South Ayrshire
306.8 East Lothian
310.2 West Dunbartonshire
310.9 Highland
316.6 Moray
319.0 Dumfries & Galloway
324.2 Midlothian
325.1 Falkirk
330.7 North Ayrshire
334.4 Aberdeen City
339.1 South Lanarkshire
340.2 East Dunbartonshire
345.4 Scottish Borders
345.5 Stirling
357.5 Dundee City
380.9 Fife
385.1 Angus
388.2 East Ayrshire
388.6 Argyll & Bute
388.7 Na h-Eileanan Siar
397.5 North Lanarkshire
452.1 West Lothian
455.4 Orkney Islands
463.6 Aberdeenshire
612.2 Clackmannanshire
Another 26 deaths have been confirmed which means 9,189 people have passed away since March 2020.
However, data from the National Records of Scotland (NRS) shows 11,538 deaths had been registered up to Sunday, October 24 where the disease was mentioned on the death certificate.
Across the UK, the figure is 140,672 as of last night.
There are 99 patients being treated for the disease in Ayrshire hospitals, which is down 15 on yesterday, and seven in ICUs, which is up one from yesterday.
Nationally, a total of 4,320,370 people have received the first dose of a Covid vaccine and 3,910,253 have received their second dose.
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