COVID-19 pandemic in Romania

The COVID-19 pandemic in Romania is part of the ongoing pandemic of coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) caused by severe acute respiratory syndrome coronavirus 2 (SARS-CoV-2). The virus was confirmed to have reached Romania on 26 February 2020, when the first case in Gorj County was confirmed.[2]

COVID-19 pandemic in Romania
Cases per 100,000 residents by county
Cases in Romania by county
Disease	COVID-19
Virus strain	SARS-CoV-2
Location	Romania
Index case	Prigoria, Gorj
Arrival date	26 February 2020 (5 months, 3 weeks and 3 days)
Confirmed cases	72,208[1]
Active cases	35,999
Severe cases	478
Recovered	33,135
Deaths	3,074
Territories	41 counties and Bucharest
Government website
www.stirioficiale.ro/informatii

As of 1 August, the Romanian Government reports 4,342 people institutionalized, a further 20,852 at home under medical supervision, of which 4,742 have tested positive, and over one million tests having been processed.[3]

Background

On 12 January, the World Health Organization (WHO) confirmed that a novel coronavirus was the cause of a respiratory illness in a cluster of people in Wuhan City, Hubei Province, China, who had initially come to the attention of the WHO on 31 December 2019.[4][5]

Unlike SARS of 2003, the case fatality ratio for COVID-19 has been much lower,[6][7] but the transmission has been significantly greater, with a significant total death toll.[8][6]

Timeline

COVID-19 cases in Romania  ()      Deaths        Recoveries        Active cases Feb Feb Mar Mar Apr Apr May May Jun Jun Jul Jul Aug Aug Last 15 days Last 15 days
Date			# of cases	# of deaths
2020-02-26			1(n.a.)
2020-02-27			1(=)
2020-02-28		​	3(+200%)
⋮		​	3(=)
2020-03-03		​	4(+33%)
2020-03-04		​	6(+50%)
2020-03-05		​	6(=)
2020-03-06		​ ​	9(+50%)
2020-03-07		​ ​	13(+44%)
2020-03-08		​ ​	15(+15%)
2020-03-09		​ ​	17(+13%)
2020-03-10		​ ​	29(+71%)
2020-03-11		​ ​	47(+62%)
2020-03-12		​ ​	59(+26%)
2020-03-13		​ ​	95(+61%)
2020-03-14		​ ​	123(+29%)
2020-03-15		​ ​	139(+13%)
2020-03-16		​ ​	168(+21%)
2020-03-17		​ ​	217(+29%)
2020-03-18		​ ​	260(+20%)
2020-03-19		​ ​	277(+6.5%)
2020-03-20		​ ​	308(+11%)
2020-03-21		​ ​	367(+19%)
2020-03-22		​ ​ ​	433(+18%)	3(n.a.)
2020-03-23		​ ​ ​	576(+33%)	7(+133%)
2020-03-24		​ ​ ​	762(+32%)	12(+71%)
2020-03-25		​ ​ ​	906(+19%)	17(+42%)
2020-03-26		​ ​ ​	1,029(+14%)	23(+35%)
2020-03-27		​ ​ ​	1,292(+26%)	26(+13%)
2020-03-28		​ ​ ​	1,452(+12%)	29(+12%)
2020-03-29		​ ​ ​	1,760(+21%)	43(+48%)
2020-03-30		​ ​ ​	1,952(+11%)	65(+51%)
2020-03-31		​ ​ ​	2,245(+15%)	80(+23%)
2020-04-01		​ ​ ​	2,460(+9.6%)	85(+6.2%)
2020-04-02		​ ​ ​	2,738(+11%)	94(+11%)
2020-04-03		​ ​ ​	3,183(+16%)	116(+23%)
2020-04-04		​ ​ ​	3,613(+14%)	141(+22%)
2020-04-05		​ ​ ​	3,864(+6.9%)	148(+5%)
2020-04-06		​ ​ ​	4,057(+5%)	157(+6.1%)
2020-04-07		​ ​ ​	4,417(+8.9%)	182(+16%)
2020-04-08		​ ​ ​	4,761(+7.8%)	209(+15%)
2020-04-09		​ ​ ​	5,202(+9.3%)	229(+9.6%)
2020-04-10		​ ​ ​	5,467(+5.1%)	257(+12%)
2020-04-11		​ ​ ​	5,990(+9.6%)	282(+9.7%)
2020-04-12		​ ​ ​	6,300(+5.2%)	306(+8.5%)
2020-04-13		​ ​ ​	6,633(+5.3%)	318(+3.9%)
2020-04-14		​ ​ ​	6,879(+3.7%)	332(+4.4%)
2020-04-15		​ ​ ​	7,216(+4.9%)	362(+9%)
2020-04-16		​ ​ ​	7,707(+6.8%)	387(+6.9%)
2020-04-17		​ ​ ​	8,067(+4.7%)	400(+3.4%)
2020-04-18		​ ​ ​	8,418(+4.4%)	417(+4.2%)
2020-04-19		​ ​ ​	8,746(+3.9%)	434(+4.1%)
2020-04-20		​ ​ ​	8,936(+2.2%)	451(+3.9%)
2020-04-21		​ ​ ​	9,242(+3.4%)	482(+6.9%)
2020-04-22		​ ​ ​	9,710(+5.1%)	508(+5.4%)
2020-04-23		​ ​ ​	10,096(+4%)	527(+3.7%)
2020-04-24		​ ​ ​	10,417(+3.2%)	552(+4.7%)
2020-04-25		​ ​ ​	10,635(+2.1%)	575(+4.2%)
2020-04-26		​ ​ ​	11,036(+3.8%)	608(+5.7%)
2020-04-27		​ ​ ​	11,339(+2.7%)	631(+3.8%)
2020-04-28		​ ​ ​	11,616(+2.4%)	650(+3%)
2020-04-29		​ ​ ​	11,978(+3.1%)	675(+3.8%)
2020-04-30		​ ​ ​	12,240(+2.2%)	695(+3%)
2020-05-01		​ ​ ​	12,567(+2.7%)	726(+4.5%)
2020-05-02		​ ​ ​	12,732(+1.3%)	755(+4%)
2020-05-03		​ ​ ​	13,163(+3.4%)	780(+3.3%)
2020-05-04		​ ​ ​	13,512(+2.7%)	803(+2.9%)
2020-05-05		​ ​ ​	13,837(+2.4%)	827(+3%)
2020-05-06		​ ​ ​	14,107(+2%)	858(+3.7%)
2020-05-07		​ ​ ​	14,499(+2.8%)	876(+2.1%)
2020-05-08		​ ​ ​	14,811(+2.2%)	898(+2.5%)
2020-05-09		​ ​ ​	15,131(+2.2%)	926(+3.1%)
2020-05-10		​ ​ ​	15,362(+1.5%)	952(+2.8%)
2020-05-11		​ ​ ​	15,588(+1.5%)	972(+2.1%)
2020-05-12		​ ​ ​	15,778(+1.2%)	991(+2%)
2020-05-13		​ ​ ​	16,002(+1.4%)	1,016(+2.5%)
2020-05-14		​ ​ ​	16,247(+1.5%)	1,046(+3%)
2020-05-15		​ ​ ​	16,437(+1.2%)	1,056(+0.96%)
2020-05-16		​ ​ ​	16,704(+1.6%)	1,081(+2.4%)
2020-05-17		​ ​ ​	16,871(+1%)	1,097(+1.5%)
2020-05-18		​ ​ ​	17,036(+0.98%)	1,107(+0.91%)
2020-05-19		​ ​ ​	17,191(+0.91%)	1,126(+1.7%)
2020-05-20		​ ​ ​	17,387(+1.1%)	1,141(+1.3%)
2020-05-21		​ ​ ​	17,585(+1.1%)	1,151(+0.88%)
2020-05-22		​ ​ ​	17,712(+0.72%)	1,159(+0.7%)
2020-05-23		​ ​ ​	17,857(+0.82%)	1,170(+0.95%)
2020-05-24		​ ​ ​	18,070(+1.2%)	1,179(+0.77%)
2020-05-25		​ ​ ​	18,283(+1.2%)	1,193(+1.2%)
2020-05-26		​ ​ ​	18,429(+0.8%)	1,210(+1.4%)
2020-05-27		​ ​ ​	18,594(+0.9%)	1,219(+0.74%)
2020-05-28		​ ​ ​	18,791(+1.1%)	1,229(+0.82%)
2020-05-29		​ ​ ​	18,982(+1%)	1,240(+0.9%)
2020-05-30		​ ​ ​	19,133(+0.8%)	1,253(+1%)
2020-05-31		​ ​ ​	19,257(+0.65%)	1,259(+0.48%)
2020-06-01		​ ​ ​	19,398(+0.73%)	1,270(+0.87%)
2020-06-02		​ ​ ​	19,517(+0.61%)	1,279(+0.71%)
2020-06-03		​ ​ ​	19,669(+0.78%)	1,288(+0.7%)
2020-06-04		​ ​ ​	19,907(+1.2%)	1,299(+0.85%)
2020-06-05		​ ​ ​	20,103(+0.98%)	1,308(+0.69%)
2020-06-06		​ ​ ​	20,290(+0.93%)	1,318(+0.76%)
2020-06-07		​ ​ ​	20,479(+0.93%)	1,326(+0.61%)
2020-06-08		​ ​ ​	20,604(+0.61%)	1,334(+0.6%)
2020-06-09		​ ​ ​	20,749(+0.7%)	1,345(+0.82%)
2020-06-10		​ ​ ​	20,945(+0.94%)	1,360(+1.1%)
2020-06-11		​ ​ ​	21,182(+1.1%)	1,369(+0.66%)
2020-06-12		​ ​ ​	21,404(+1%)	1,380(+0.8%)
2020-06-13		​ ​ ​	21,679(+1.3%)	1,394(+1%)
2020-06-14		​ ​ ​	21,999(+1.5%)	1,410(+1.1%)
2020-06-15		​ ​ ​	22,165(+0.75%)	1,427(+1.2%)
2020-06-16		​ ​ ​	22,415(+1.1%)	1,437(+0.7%)
2020-06-17		​ ​ ​	22,760(+1.5%)	1,451(+0.97%)
2020-06-18		​ ​ ​	23,080(+1.4%)	1,473(+1.5%)
2020-06-19		​ ​ ​	23,400(+1.4%)	1,484(+0.75%)
2020-06-20		​ ​ ​	23,730(+1.4%)	1,500(+1.1%)
2020-06-21		​ ​ ​	24,045(+1.3%)	1,512(+0.8%)
2020-06-22		​ ​ ​	24,291(+1%)	1,523(+0.73%)
2020-06-23		​ ​ ​	24,505(+0.88%)	1,539(+1.1%)
2020-06-24		​ ​ ​	24,826(+1.3%)	1,555(+1%)
2020-06-25		​ ​ ​	25,286(+1.9%)	1,565(+0.64%)
2020-06-26		​ ​ ​	25,697(+1.6%)	1,579(+0.89%)
2020-06-27		​ ​ ​	26,022(+1.3%)	1,589(+0.63%)
2020-06-28		​ ​ ​	26,313(+1.1%)	1,612(+1.4%)
2020-06-29		​ ​ ​	26,582(+1%)	1,634(+1.4%)
2020-06-30		​ ​ ​	26,970(+1.5%)	1,651(+1%)
2020-07-01		​ ​ ​	27,296(+1.2%)	1,667(+0.97%)
2020-07-02		​ ​ ​	27,746(+1.6%)	1,687(+1.2%)
2020-07-03		​ ​ ​	28,166(+1.5%)	1,712(+1.5%)
2020-07-04		​ ​ ​	28,582(+1.5%)	1,731(+1.1%)
2020-07-05		​ ​ ​	28,973(+1.4%)	1,750(+1.1%)
2020-07-06		​ ​ ​	29,223(+0.86%)	1,768(+1%)
2020-07-07		​ ​ ​	29,620(+1.4%)	1,799(+1.8%)
2020-07-08		​ ​ ​	30,175(+1.9%)	1,817(+1%)
2020-07-09		​ ​ ​	30,789(+2%)	1,834(+0.94%)
2020-07-10		​ ​ ​	31,381(+1.9%)	1,847(+0.71%)
2020-07-11		​ ​ ​	32,079(+2.2%)	1,871(+1.3%)
2020-07-12		​ ​ ​	32,535(+1.4%)	1,884(+0.69%)
2020-07-13		​ ​ ​	32,948(+1.3%)	1,901(+0.9%)
2020-07-14		​ ​ ​	33,585(+1.9%)	1,931(+1.6%)
2020-07-15		​ ​ ​	34,226(+1.9%)	1,953(+1.1%)
2020-07-16		​ ​ ​	35,003(+2.3%)	1,971(+0.92%)
2020-07-17		​ ​ ​	35,802(+2.3%)	1,988(+0.86%)
2020-07-18		​ ​ ​	36,691(+2.5%)	2,009(+1.1%)
2020-07-19		​ ​ ​	37,458(+2.1%)	2,026(+0.85%)
2020-07-20		​ ​ ​	38,139(+1.8%)	2,038(+0.59%)
2020-07-21		​ ​ ​	39,133(+2.6%)	2,074(+1.8%)
2020-07-22		​ ​ ​	40,163(+2.6%)	2,101(+1.3%)
2020-07-23		​ ​ ​	41,275(+2.8%)	2,126(+1.2%)
2020-07-24		​ ​ ​	42,394(+2.7%)	2,150(+1.1%)
2020-07-25		​ ​ ​	43,678(+3%)	2,165(+0.7%)
2020-07-26		​ ​ ​	44,798(+2.6%)	2,187(+1%)
2020-07-27		​ ​ ​	45,902(+2.5%)	2,206(+0.87%)
2020-07-28		​ ​ ​	47,053(+2.5%)	2,239(+1.5%)
2020-07-29		​ ​ ​	48,235(+2.5%)	2,269(+1.3%)
2020-07-30		​ ​ ​	49,591(+2.8%)	2,304(+1.5%)
2020-07-31		​ ​ ​	50,886(+2.6%)	2,343(+1.7%)
2020-08-01		​ ​ ​	52,111(+2.4%)	2,379(+1.5%)
2020-08-02		​ ​ ​	53,186(+2.1%)	2,413(+1.4%)
2020-08-03		​ ​ ​	54,009(+1.5%)	2,432(+0.79%)
2020-08-04		​ ​ ​	55,241(+2.3%)	2,480(+2%)
2020-08-05		​ ​ ​	56,550(+2.4%)	2,521(+1.7%)
2020-08-06		​ ​ ​	57,895(+2.4%)	2,566(+1.8%)
2020-08-07		​ ​ ​	59,273(+2.4%)	2,616(+1.9%)
2020-08-08		​ ​ ​	60,623(+2.3%)	2,659(+1.6%)
2020-08-09		​ ​ ​	61,768(+1.9%)	2,700(+1.5%)
2020-08-10		​ ​ ​	62,547(+1.3%)	2,729(+1.1%)
2020-08-11		​ ​ ​	63,762(+1.9%)	2,764(+1.3%)
2020-08-12		​ ​ ​	65,177(+2.2%)	2,807(+1.6%)
2020-08-13		​ ​ ​	66,631(+2.2%)	2,860(+1.9%)
2020-08-14		​ ​ ​	68,046(+2.1%)	2,904(+1.5%)
2020-08-15		​ ​ ​	69,374(+2%)	2,954(+1.7%)
2020-08-16		​ ​ ​	70,461(+1.6%)	2,991(+1.3%)
2020-08-17		​ ​ ​	71,194(+1%)	3,029(+1.3%)
2020-08-18		​ ​ ​	72,208(+1.4%)	3,074(+1.5%)
Data communicated by authorities everyday at 1 p.m EEST Sources: Ministry of Health's press releases Various news outlets after the Ministry of Health went into isolation on March 31

21 February−2 March: First cases and early preventive measures

On 21 February, following a COVID-19 pandemic in Italy, the Romanian government announced a 14-day quarantine for citizens returning from the affected regions.[9]

On 22 February, the Romanian government announced several preventive measures including designation of five hospitals as isolation centres for new cases, purchase and placement of thermal scanners in international airports and specially designated lines for passengers coming from areas affected by COVID-19 outbreak.[10][11][12][9]

On 25 February, new measures were imposed. Upon arrival on the Romanian territory, all asymptomatic travelers from the affected areas, respectively Hubei, the 11 localities in Italy, and any remaining passengers on the Diamond Princess cruise ship will go directly to the quarantine, for a period for 14 days. The other people coming from the Lombardy and Veneto regions will enter voluntary isolation at home for 14 days, upon arrival in Romania.[13]

On 26 February, the Minister of Education and Research required schools to spread awareness about coronavirus.[14][15]

On 28 February, the Romanian Orthodox Church suggested that followers use their own spoons and avoid the traditional kissing of icons in church.[16]

On 2 March, more preventive measures were taken by the National Committee for Special Emergency Situations. Thus, citizens arriving from other provinces or cities in mainland China, other localities in Lombardy, Veneto or Emilia-Romagna regions of Italy, as well as areas and localities in South Korea and Iran not previously specified for institutionalised quarantine, enter 14 days of self-isolation at home immediately upon returning to Romania.[17]

8−13 March: Ban on public gatherings, school and border closures

On 8 March, the Head of the Department for Emergency Situations, Raed Arafat, announced a ban on all indoor or outdoor activities involving the participation of more than 1,000 people (these numbers were subsequently changed, see below). These restrictions are valid until 31 March, when a new assessment would be made.[18] After Northern Italy was put under quarantine on March 8, low-cost airline Wizz Air suspended all flights to Treviso and Bergamo until 3 April. Likewise, Blue Air cancelled all flights to and from Milan for 8 and 9 March. In the same day, flights from and to Italy have been suspended.[19][20] In a press conference, Interior Minister Marcel Vela stated that if a school reports even a case, courses will be suspended throughout the school.[21]

On 9 March, officials announced the cessation of flights to and from Italy, at all airports in the country, until 23 March.[22] On the same day, the National Committee for Special Emergency Situations has decided to close all schools in Romania, from March 11 until 22, with the possibility of extending the measure. All bus rides and rail transport to and from Italy were suspended from 10 to 31 March.[23][24] The committee also decided to establish a series of obligations for food units and for public and private providers of passenger transport, such as frequent disinfection of surfaces, avoiding crowds in commercial spaces, frequent disinfection of the passenger compartment in the means of transport, etc.[25]

On 11 March, the Government published a list of fifteen guidelines regarding the "responsible social behavior in preventing the spread of coronavirus (COVID-19)".[26] The authorities have imposed a ban on sports, scientific, religious, cultural or entertainment events with over 100 participants in closed spaces until March 31.[27] Likewise, the public activities for museums were suspended until March 31.[28]

Barrier on bus to separate drivers from passengers in an effort to protect them from potential exposure to the COVID-19 virus

On 12 March, Serbian authorities closed seven border points with Romania to prevent the spread of coronavirus.[29] On the same day, the Romanian Ombudsman asked President Klaus Iohannis to declare the state of emergency and the Romanian Parliament to approve it. In a televised statement, the Secretary of State in the Ministry of Health, Nelu Tătaru, said that the current situation does not impose such an extreme measure.[30] The Romanian Football Federation decided to postpone all football matches in Romania until 31 March.[31] Interior Minister Marcel Vela announced that the border crossing points with low traffic have been closed so that employees there to be directed to high traffic posts.[32] Health Minister Victor Costache issued an order prohibiting the export of medicines and medical equipment for six months.[33]

On 13 March, Vergil Chițac, former admiral, who acts as an independent in the PNL senators' group, was diagnosed with COVID-19. He isolated himself after finding out that a French parliamentarian, with whom he had been traveling to Brussels, was found with coronavirus.[34] On March 9, Chițac attended a party meeting with over 100 people. Parliamentary sources claim that he was also present in the Senate on March 12, when he attended the group and plenary sessions.[34] In these conditions, all members of the National Political Bureau of PNL self-isolated at home. Interim Prime-minister Ludovic Orban announced that all PNL senators have an obligation to isolate themselves and that he will self-isolate at Vila Lac 1.[35] He also announced that all ministers will be tested for coronavirus and self-isolate.[36]

14−21 March: State of emergency

Number of cases (blue) and number of deaths (red) on a logarithmic scale.

An example of a self-certification form used in Romania's coronavirus lockdown

The Bucharest Mega Mall has temporarily closed to help stop the spread of COVID-19

On 14 March, after over 101 people had been diagnosed with coronavirus, Romania entered the third COVID-19 scenario.[37] The third scenario goes from 101 to 2,000 cases. In the third scenario the doctors will perform epidemiological screening in the tents installed in the hospitals' yards, and the hospitals of infectious diseases will treat only cases of SARS-CoV-2 infection.[38] Likewise, the authorities will be able to impose quarantine at home, not just in hospitals, as in many areas the capacities of medical units could be exceeded.[39] At the same time, according to the plan in the third scenario, public gatherings with more than 50 people are banned.[40] Three more liberals have been diagnosed with COVID-19, all contacts of senator Vergil Chițac.[41] Marcel Ciolacu, President of the Chamber of Deputies, announced that the Parliament will suspend its activity for a week. However, the activities will be carried out online.[42] The same day, President Klaus Iohannis announced his decision to decree the state of emergency in Romania starting March 16.[43]

On 16 March, Iohannis issued the decree establishing the state of emergency in Romania for a period of 30 days and insisted that the implementation of the measures included in the decree is being made gradually.[44] The schools will be closed during the state of emergency. If necessary, prices may be capped on medicines and medical equipment, on strictly necessary foods and on public utility services (electricity and heat, gas, water supply, sanitation, fuels, etc.). Also, gradual measures can be taken, if the situation gets worse, only after an evaluation of the National Committee for Special Emergency Situations. These include temporary closure of restaurants, hotels, cafes, clubs, gradual closure of borders, or limiting or prohibiting the movement of vehicles or people in/to certain areas.[45][46][47] On 19 March, the Parliament convened a joint online session and unanimously adopted the decree issued by Iohannis.[48]

Until 17 March, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs facilitated the return to the country for 137 Romanians who were abroad, either as tourists, in transit, or in medical emergency situations and who were directly affected by the measures adopted by the states in which they were.[49] Later that same day, the government issued its first Military Ordinance, in response to the ongoing health crisis.[50] Four days later, on 21 March, a second Military Ordinance was issued: no groups larger than 3 people on the streets. Curfew from 10 p.m. to 6 a.m. All shopping centres were closed, except for the sale of food, veterinary or pharmaceutical products and cleaning services. It is forbidden for foreign citizens and stateless persons to enter Romanian territory, except through the specially organised transit corridor, further exceptions being made for other categories, such as residents, family members, and others.[51][52]

22 March−2 April: First deaths, national lockdown, Suceava quarantine

A nearly deserted Magheru Boulevard in Bucharest, 19 April.

On 22 March, the first three deaths were reported in Romania. All three had preexisting conditions: one was on dialysis, one had terminal lung cancer, and one had diabetes.[53][54] The next day, on 23 March, Suceava's main hospital, one of the largest in the country, reported at least seventy medical personnel infected with COVID-19, and 2 patients passing away.[55][56] Over the following days, their numbers would increase.[57][58][59][60][61] The hospital director was dismissed, shortly thereafter, for mismanagement.[60]

Following a surge in new confirmed cases, on 24 March, the government announced Military Ordinance No.3, instituting a national lockdown and calling in the military to support police and Gendarmerie personnel in enforcing the new restrictions. Movement outside the home or household is prohibited, with some exceptions (work, buying food or medicine etc.). People over 65 were allowed to leave their homes only between 11 a.m.-1 p.m.[62][63] Two days later, on March 26, the state airline Tarom suspended all internal flights.[64]

A fourth Military Ordinance has been issued on 29 March, further strengthening previously imposed fines and restrictions.[65] Two more would soon follow, issued close to the end of the next day; namely, a fifth, extending the ban on international travel,[66] and a sixth, placing Suceava, along with eight adjacent communes, under total quarantine,[67][68] the first Romanian city to be placed under complete lockdown since the start of the outbreak in late February, holding over a quarter of all infected cases,[68] and about two thirds of all infected medical personnel.[58][55][57][69] Some hospital staff have quit, others have signed a petition stating they "are sent to death barehanded".[70]

On 2 April, Harghita reported its first case, becoming the last county in Romania to report at least one case.[71]

4 April−14 May: Face masks, Easter Week

On 4 April, a seventh Military Ordinance was issued, further extending the national lockdown period, and imposing a second local quarantine on the town of Țăndărei, Ialomița County.[72] On the same date, various counties and localities have started drafting local legislation requiring denizens to wear protection masks, whether professional or improvised.[73] The next day, Raed Arafat posted an article on his official Facebook page, later picked up by the national media and other news outlets, encouraging citizens to wear protective masks, even if homemade.[74] Prime minister Ludovic Orban, on the other hand, expressed doubts concerning not only the safety of homemade improvisations, but also about the necessary logistics for successfully implementing such a large scale operation, inasmuch as the demand would greatly outweigh the extant offer currently available on the market.[75]

On 7 April, a 53-year-old paramedic from Suceava became the first reported casualty among Romanian medical personnel.[76][77] As of 18 April, there were over a thousand infected medical staff in the country.[78][79]

On 9 April, an eighth Military Ordinance came into effect, reinforcing previously adopted measures, prohibiting the export of certain basic foods, banning the commerce of majority share packages in the National Energetic System, recommending that residential buildings be equipped with sanitary products and that their stairways and elevators be periodically disinfected, and making provisions for various professional categories, such as fishing, apiculture, car service and dealership, the food market, pharmaceuticals, cross-border workers, social services, medical staff etc.[80] A week later, on 16 April, a ninth Military Ordinance was issued.[81]

On 21 April, over 300 new cases, representing two thirds of the staff and patients of a local neuropsychiatric hospital, were reported in a village from Cornu Luncii commune in Suceava county, not belonging to those already placed under strict quarantine.[82] On the previous day, Pimen Zainea, the Romanian Orthodox archbishop of Suceava, was flown into the Matei Balș Institute for Infectious Diseases in Bucharest, after testing positive for CoVID-19,[83] where he would pass away a month later.[84][85] Saint John the New Monastery has been placed in lockdown,[86] and an epidemiological investigation was initiated.[87]

On 22 April, President Iohannis issued a press release, stating the government's intention to adopt, by mid-May, official legislation requiring citizens to wear surgical masks in public.[88] That same day, Timișoara, Romania's third largest city, made the use of both facial masks and protection gloves mandatory in enclosed public spaces, including transportation.[89] This decision came a week after Constanța, a major urban centre and one of the country's main tourist destinations, took similar measures on 15 April.[90]

On 27 April, the tenth Military Ordinance came into effect. Except for work and medical emergency, people over 65 were only allowed to leave their homes between 7 a.m.-11 a.m. and 7 p.m-10 p.m.[91] Two weeks later, on 11 May, an eleventh Military Ordinance lifted the Țăndărei quarantine.[92] Two days later, a further Military Ordinance lifted the Suceava quarantine.[93] On 14 May, a thirty-day state of alert was decreed, starting the following day,[94] thus ending the stricter state of emergency, in force until that date.

15 May−present: State of alert and relaxation measures

Impact

Economics

"Please keep your distance" notice in a Bucharest supermarket, 28 March 2020.

Flour almost sold out, Brașov, 14 March

During the second week of March, the Bucharest Stock Exchange recorded losses on all five trading sessions, the main index BET collapsing with 17.6%, the steepest decline since December 2018.[95]

On 16 March, the National Bank of Romania announced a reference rate of 4.8242 lei/euro, a historical maximum for the single European currency against the leu.[96] The leu continued its depreciation, reaching a maximum of 4.8448 lei/euro on 17 March.[97]

Education

On 9 March, interim Prime-minister Ludovic Orban announced the closure of all schools between 11 and 22 March. The measure targeted all kindergartens, primary, secondary and high schools in Romania, both public and private, according to Education Minister Monica Anisie.[98] The decision affects 3.5 million students.[99] Likewise, several universities in the major student centres suspended their courses. These include the University of Bucharest, the Bucharest Academy of Economic Studies, the Politehnica University of Bucharest, the Babeș-Bolyai University, the West University of Timișoara, etc.[100][101][102] Furthermore, Anisie announced that, as a measure of prevention and control of the illnesses with COVID-19 in schools, the Ministry of Education had decided to suspend all county and regional school olympiads, as well as sports competitions.[103]

The show Teleșcoală (Teleschool), announced by the Ministry of Education and dedicated to the students who stay at home during the period when the schools are closed, started on TVR 2 on 16 March, at 9 a.m. Students can follow, from Monday to Friday, mathematics, Romanian, biology, history and geography classes.[104][105]

On 16 March, Anisie announced that schools would remain closed while the state of emergency was in place, at least until after the Easter holidays.[106][107] On 1 April, in response to a fake news story which had gained traction on social media and was being distributed on WhatsApp,[108][109] saying that students would have to return to school in less than a week, Anisie and the Ministry of Education issued an official statement condemning the spread of false information and promised to provide in the next few days the date for the re-opening of schools, as well as the national examinations.[110][111][112]

On 6 April, Anisie announced the cancellation of national exam simulations, as well as of all school competitions and olympiads.[113] The ministry of education said that the Baccalaureate and the National Evaluation would most likely be held in July, all of the examinations excluding the second semester curriculum.[114][115][116]

Sport

The Romanian Football Federation and the Romanian Handball Federation decided to suspend all matches until 31 March.[117][118] The rugby match between Romania and Belgium, to be held in Botoșani on 14 March, was postponed by Rugby Europe.[31] The IWF Junior World Weightlifting Championships in Bucharest, scheduled for 14–21 March, were cancelled.[119]

Censorship

On 16 March, President Iohannis signed an emergency decree, giving authorities the power to remove, report or close websites spreading fake news about the COVID-19 pandemic, with no opportunity to appeal.[120][121]

Cases

On 14 March, 18 days after the diagnosis of the first case of infection with SARS-CoV-2, Romania surpassed the threshold of 100 confirmed cases. 49% of those diagnosed were outside the country prior to diagnosis.[122] In 35% of cases, patients were previously in Italy, the country most affected by the pandemic in the European Union. These people were the main sources of transmission of the virus to the other 50%, in a single situation being unable to identify a suggestive epidemiological context for the diagnosed patient.[122] Two diagnosed people (cases #17 and #27) were responsible for infecting 22% of the number of patients.[122] This situation was possible because each of them hid from authorities, in the initial phase, the fact that they had previously travelled to an area at risk of infection, which delayed the initiation of the epidemiological investigation and exposed more people to the risk of infection. More than half of the cases (54%) were diagnosed in three counties: Bucharest, Timiș and Hunedoara.[122] A patient out of three was diagnosed in Bucharest. Only six of the first 100 infected Romanian patients were older than 70, the age at which coronavirus often poses serious health problems, especially when the infected one also suffers from associated diseases.[122] Of the first 100 patients, only one case was serious, requiring ICU admission, while nine patients recovered, and 90 had mild to moderate symptoms.[122]

On 15 March, the Ministry of Health stopped publishing data on sex, age, origin, contacts and other details of individual cases. The information about the new cases were communicated in two newsletters per day, one at 10 a.m., the other at 6 p.m.[123] From 19 March onward, the reporting of the new confirmed cases was done only once a day, at 1 p.m.[124]

On 24 March, prime minister Ludovic Orban stated the Government's goal to eventually increase the testing capacity to well over 2500 people a day,[125] which seems to have been achieved by early April.[126]

List of COVID-19 confirmed cases in Romania

#	Date (2020)	Status	Source of infection	Origin of infection	Detection location	Sex	Age	Notes	Source
1	26 Feb.	Recovered[127]	Local transmission	N/A	Gorj	Male	20	He came into contact with a 71-year-old man from Cattolica, Italy, diagnosed with coronavirus. The Italian visited his wife's family and had several business meetings in Romania between 18 and 22 February.	[128][129]
2	28 Feb.	Recovered[130]	Imported case	Italy	Maramureș	Male	45		[131]
3		Recovered[132]	Imported case	Italy	Timiș	Female	38
4	3 Mar.	Recovered[132]	Imported case	Italy	Timiș	Male	47	He travelled on the same plane with case #3.	[133]
5	4 Mar.	Recovered[132]	Local transmission	N/A	Timiș	Male	16	Nephew of case #4.	[134]
6		Hospitalised	Imported case	Italy	Suceava	Male	71	Moved to intensive care on 18 March; comorbid lymphoma.[135]
7	6 Mar.	Recovered[132]	Local transmission	N/A	Timiș	Female	16	Classmate of case #5.	[136]
8		Hospitalised	Imported case	Italy	Olt	Male	51	He travelled on the same coach with case #6.	[137]
9		Recovered[138]	Imported case	Italy	Hunedoara	Male	44		[139]
10	7 Mar.	Recovered[132][140]	Local transmission	N/A	Timiș	Female	15	She is studying at the same high school with cases #5 and #7, but not in the same class.	[141]
11		Recovered[138]	Imported case	Italy	Hunedoara	Female	16	Daughter of case #9.	[142]
12		Hospitalised	Imported case	Italy	Bucharest	Male	49		[143]
13		Hospitalised	Imported case	Italy	Galați	Male	72
14	8 Mar.	Hospitalised	Local transmission	N/A	Bucharest	Female	42	Contact of case #12.	[144]
15		Hospitalised	Imported case	Italy	Mureș	Female	70
16	9 Mar.	Hospitalised	Imported case	Italy	Buzău	Female	73		[145]
17		Recovered[146]	Imported case	Israel	Bucharest	Male	60	A reserve police officer. He returned from Israel on 26 February and several days later was admitted to the Dimitrie Gerota Emergency Hospital with flu-like symptoms, but lied about having travelled. Because of this, a criminal case has been opened in his name.[147] Israel's Minister of Tourism said he stayed in the Palestinian territories.[148] Super-spreader; he infected at least 40 others.[149]
18	10 Mar.	Hospitalised	Local transmission	N/A	Ilfov	Female	31	Contact of case #12's girlfriend.	[150]
19		Hospitalised	Local transmission	N/A	Bucharest	Male	32	Contact of case #17.
20		Hospitalised	Local transmission	N/A	Bucharest	Female	30	Contact of case #17.
21		Hospitalised	Local transmission	N/A	Bucharest	Male	3	Contact of case #17.
22		Hospitalised	Imported case	Israel	Bucharest	Female	36
23		Hospitalised	Imported case	Israel	Bucharest	Female	35
24		Hospitalised	Imported case	United Kingdom	Bucharest	Male	34
25		Hospitalised	Imported case	Germany	Bucharest	Female	41
26		Hospitalised	Imported case	Italy	Arad	Male	57		[151]
27		Recovered[138]	Imported case	Italy	Hunedoara	Female	26	Fined 10,000 RON and subjected to penal case for breaking self-isolation after return from Italy on 1 March.[152] Super-spreader; she infected at least 11 others.	[151]
28		Hospitalised			Caraș-Severin	Male	37		[151]
29		Hospitalised	Local transmission	N/A	Bucharest	Female	47	Contact of case #17.	[153]
30	11 Mar.	Hospitalised	Local transmission	N/A	Bucharest	Female	43	She is a gastroenterologist at the Dimitrie Gerota Emergency Hospital and took care of case #17.	[154]
31		Hospitalised	Imported case	Italy	Iași	Male	42		[155][156]
32		Hospitalised	Imported case	Poland	Iași	Male	38
33		Hospitalised	Local transmission	N/A	Bucharest	Male	55	Contact of case #17.
34		Hospitalised			Bucharest	Male	31
35		Hospitalised	Imported case	Italy	Covasna	Female	53
36		Hospitalised	Imported case	Israel	Bucharest	Male	56	First case placed in intensive care.[157] Returned from Israel on February 29.
37		Hospitalised	Imported case	Germany	Bucharest	Male	47
38		Hospitalised	Local transmission	N/A	Bucharest	Female	54	Contact of case #17.
39		Hospitalised			Constanța	Male	52	Assistant chief at Constanța County Clinical Emergency Hospital. He claimed he did not travel and did not come into contact with an infected person.
40		Hospitalised	Imported case	Italy	Arad	Male	22	Contact of case #26.
41		Hospitalised	Imported case	Italy	Arad	Male	30	Contact of case #26.
42		Hospitalised	Imported case	Italy	Arad	Male	34	Contact of case #26.
43		Hospitalised	Imported case	Italy	Arad	Male	36	Contact of case #26.
44		Hospitalised	Imported case	Italy	Arad	Male	57	Contact of case #26.
45		Hospitalised	Imported case	Italy	Satu Mare	Male	20	An Iași native, he came from Italy, by car, on 10 March and was put under quarantine in Satu Mare.	[158]
46		Hospitalised	Local transmission	N/A	Bucharest	Female	63	Contact of case #23.	[159]
47		Hospitalised	Local transmission	N/A	Bucharest	Male	48	Contact of case #17's son.
48	12 Mar.	Hospitalised	Local transmission	N/A	Bucharest	Female	20	Contact of case #17's driver.	[160]
49		Hospitalised	Imported case	Italy	Arad	Female	45	A Cluj-Napoca native who was quarantined in Arad upon arrival from Italy.	[161]
50		Hospitalised	Imported case	Italy	Neamț	Female	54		[162]
51		Hospitalised	Imported case	Italy	Mureș	Male	21		[163]
52		Hospitalised	Imported case	Italy	Cluj	Female	33
53		Hospitalised	Imported case	Italy	Covasna	Male	53		[164]
54		Hospitalised	Local transmission	N/A	Hunedoara	Female	58	Contact of case #27.	[165]
55		Hospitalised	Local transmission	N/A	Hunedoara	Female	74	Contact of case #27.
56		Hospitalised	Local transmission	N/A	Hunedoara	Female	52	Contact of case #27.
57		Hospitalised	Local transmission	N/A	Hunedoara	Female	45	Contact of case #27.
58		Hospitalised	Local transmission	N/A	Hunedoara	Female	53	Contact of case #27.
59		Hospitalised	Local transmission	N/A	Hunedoara	Female	45	Contact of case #27.
60	13 Mar.	Hospitalised	Local transmission	N/A	Bucharest	Male	39	Contact of a person who travelled to Germany (not specified whether #25 or #37).	[166]
61		Hospitalised	Local transmission	N/A	Bucharest	Male	53	Coworker of a family member (unspecified patient number) of case #17.
62		Hospitalised	Local transmission	N/A	Bucharest	Female	48	Family member of case #61.
63		Hospitalised	Local transmission	N/A	Bucharest	Female	22	Family member of case #61.
64		Hospitalised	Local transmission	N/A	Bucharest	Male	23	Family contact of case #61.
65		Hospitalised	Imported case	Belgium	Constanța	Male	57	Vergil Chițac, independent senator.	[167]
66		Hospitalised	Local transmission	N/A	Constanța	Male	51	Personal assistant of case #65.
67		Hospitalised	Local transmission	N/A	Constanța	Male	34	Son of case #65.
68		Hospitalised	Local transmission	N/A	Constanța	Female	56	Wife of case #65.
69		Hospitalised	Imported case	Italy	Mehedinți	Male	26
70		Hospitalised	Imported case	Italy	Mehedinți	Female	52	Mother of case #69.[168]
71		Hospitalised	Local transmission	N/A	Timiș	Female	40		[169]
72		Hospitalised	Local transmission	N/A	Timiș	Female	50
73		Hospitalised			Timiș	Female	33
74		Hospitalised	Local transmission	N/A	Bucharest	Male	50	Manager of Dimitrie Gerota Emergency Hospital.	[170]
75		Hospitalised	Local transmission	N/A	Bucharest	Male	62	Patient, contact of case #30.
76		Hospitalised	Imported case	United States	Brașov	Male	44	Returned from Boston.
77		Hospitalised	Local transmission	N/A	Covasna	Female	16	Contact of case #78.
78		Hospitalised	Local transmission	N/A	Covasna	Female	77	Contact of a family returned from Italy.
79		Hospitalised	Imported case	Italy	Brașov	Female	51
80		Hospitalised	Imported case	Italy	Prahova	Male	26
81		Hospitalised			Bucharest	Female	26
82		Hospitalised	Imported case	United Kingdom	Bucharest	Male	20
83		Hospitalised	Imported case	Italy	Timiș	Male	32		[171]
84		Hospitalised	Imported case	Italy	Timiș	Female	41
85		Hospitalised	Imported case	Italy	Timiș	Female	33
86		Hospitalised	Imported case	Italy	Timiș	Male	36
87		Hospitalised	Imported case	Italy	Caraș-Severin	Female	32		[172]
88		Hospitalised	Imported case	United Kingdom	Bucharest	Male	45
89		Hospitalised	Imported case	Italy	Bihor	Female	49		[173]
90		Hospitalised	Imported case	Italy	Neamț	Female	64		[174]
91		Hospitalised	Local transmission	N/A	Bacău	Male	1	Contact of an asymptomatic aunt who came from Italy on March 3. She was not tested yet.
92		Hospitalised	Imported case	United Arab Emirates	Iași	Female	41	Employee of the Ministry of Health.[175]
93		Hospitalised	Imported case	France	Iași	Female	41
94		Hospitalised	Imported case	Italy	Dâmbovița	Female	27	A Caraș-Severin native who was quarantined in Dâmbovița upon arrival from Italy.
95		Hospitalised	Imported case	Italy	Dâmbovița	Male	55	A Caraș-Severin native who was quarantined in Dâmbovița upon arrival from Italy.
96	14 Mar.	Hospitalised	Local transmission	N/A	Bucharest	Female	47	Contact of case #45.	[176]
97		Hospitalised	Imported case	Italy	Dolj	Male	39
98		Hospitalised	Imported case	Austria/ Germany	Constanța	Female	53		[177]
99		Hospitalised	Imported case	Austria/ Germany	Constanța	Male	54	Husband of case #98.
100		Hospitalised	Local transmission	N/A	Hunedoara	Male	54	Lucian Heiuș, PNL deputy. Contact of case #65, senator Vergil Chițac.	[41]
101		Hospitalised	Local transmission	N/A	Hunedoara	Male	52	Florin Oancea, Mayor of Deva. Contact of case #65, senator Vergil Chițac.
102		Hospitalised	Local transmission	N/A	Hunedoara	Male	38	Adrian Nicolae, public administrator of Deva. Contact of case #65, senator Vergil Chițac.
103		Hospitalised	Imported case	Italy	Brașov	Male	51		[178][179]
104		Hospitalised	Local transmission	N/A	Hunedoara	Male	19	Contact of case #59, who was a contact of case #27.
105		Hospitalised	Local transmission	N/A	Hunedoara	Male	4	Contact of case #59, who was a contact of case #27.
106		Hospitalised	Local transmission	N/A	Hunedoara	Female	43	Contact of case #27.
107		Hospitalised	Local transmission	N/A	Hunedoara	Female	44	Contact of case #27.
108		Hospitalised	Local transmission	N/A	Hunedoara	Female	41	Contact of case #27.
109		Hospitalised	Local transmission	N/A	Timiș	Male	55		[180]
110		Hospitalised	Local transmission	N/A	Constanța	Male	31	Contact of cases #67 and #68, who were contacts of case #65, senator Vergil Chițac.	[181]
111		Hospitalised	Local transmission	N/A	Brașov	Female	53	Contact of case #76.
112		Hospitalised	Imported case	Italy	Timiș	Female	33
113		Hospitalised	Imported case	Italy	Timiș	Male	36
114		Hospitalised	Local transmission	N/A	Hunedoara	Female	38	Nurse, contact of case #27.	[182]
115		Hospitalised	Local transmission	N/A	Hunedoara	Female	45	Nurse, contact of case #27.
116		Hospitalised	Imported case	Italy	Caraș-Severin	Male	60
117		Hospitalised	Imported case	Italy	Arad	Female	43
118		Hospitalised	Local transmission	N/A	Constanța	Female	33	Contact of case #65.
119		Hospitalised	Imported case	Germany	Cluj	Female	25
120		Hospitalised	Imported case	Italy	Satu Mare	Male	46
121		Hospitalised	Imported case	Norway	Bucharest	Male	37
122		Hospitalised	Local transmission	N/A	Bucharest	Female	58	Nurse at Dimitrie Gerota Emergency Hospital. Contact of case #30, who was a contact of case #17.
123		Hospitalised	Local transmission	N/A	Bucharest	Male	24	Contact of case #17.
124–139	15 Mar.	Hospitalised	Local transmission	N/A	Bucharest (4), Arad (4), Brașov (3), Brăila (2), Constanța (1), Iași (1), Teleorman (1)		5–71		[183]
140–158	16 Mar.	Hospitalised	Imported case/Local transmission	Austria,  Germany,  Italy	Arad (4), Ilfov (3), Timiș (2), Vâlcea (2), Bucharest (1), Buzău (1), Cluj (1), Galați (1), Hunedoara (1), Ialomița (1), Sălaj (1), Suceava (1)		19–54		[184]
159–168		Hospitalised	Local transmission	N/A	Bucharest (4), Ilfov (2), Constanța (1), Mureș (1), Neamț (1), Teleorman (1)		21–63		[185]
169–184	17 Mar.	Hospitalised	Local transmission	N/A	Iași (7), Neamț (2), Suceava (2), Bistrița-Năsăud (1), Ialomița (1), Mureș (1), Vrancea (1)		21–65	One case is a UAIC student who attended classes just prior to the university closure.[186]	[187]
185–217		Hospitalised	Imported case/Local transmission	Italy,  Spain	Bucharest (26), Brașov (5), Constanța (1), Prahova (1)		26–64	22 of the new cases are contacts of case #17, a super-spreader. Another Bucharest case arrived from Spain on a chartered flight, knowingly infected, and had 40+ penal charges filed for endangering fellow passengers.[188]	[189]
218–246	18 Mar.	Hospitalised	Imported case/Local transmission	Austria,  Italy,  Spain,  United Kingdom	Bucharest (12), Iași (7), Ilfov (3), Hunedoara (2), Alba (1), Bihor (1), Maramureș (1), Olt (1), Suceava (1)		1–72	Cases include a TAROM pilot who had been on holiday in Austria.[190]	[191]
247–260		Hospitalised	Local transmission	N/A	Bucharest (7), Brașov (3), Constanța (2), Dolj (1), Maramureș (1)		2–57		[192]
261–277	19 Mar.	Hospitalised	Local transmission	N/A	Suceava (4), Bucharest (3), Cluj (2), Bistrița Năsăud (2), Covasna (2), Iași (1), Dolj (1), Ilfov (1), Constanța (1),		19–67		[193]
278–308	20 Mar.	Hospitalised					17-89		[194]
309–367	21 Mar.	Hospitalised					1-74		[195]
368–433	22 Mar.	Hospitalised					9-74		[53]
434–576	23 Mar.	Hospitalised					5-76		[196]
577–762	24 Mar.	Hospitalised					4-85	In the evening of this day, there was an announcement by Raed Arafat with the count going to 794 but, for statistics, the official report from the next day (1 p.m.) is taken into account.	[197]
763–906	25 Mar.	Hospitalised					3-79		[62]
907–1,029	26 Mar.	Hospitalised					7-87		[198]
1,030–1,292	27 Mar.	Hospitalised					0-94		[199]
1,293–1,452	28 Mar.	Hospitalised					13-83		[200]
1,453–1,760	29 Mar.	Hospitalised					0-89		[201]
1,761–1,952	30 Mar.	Hospitalised					1-90		[202]
1,953–2,245	31 Mar.	Hospitalised							[203]
2,246–2,460	1 Apr.	Hospitalised							[204]
2,461–2,738	2 Apr.	Hospitalised							[205]
2,739–3,183	3 Apr.	Hospitalised							[206]
3,184–3,613	4 Apr.	Hospitalised							[207]
3,614–3,864	5 Apr.	Hospitalised							[208]
3,865–4,057	6 Apr.	Hospitalised							[209]
4,058–4,417	7 Apr.	Hospitalised							[210]
4,418–4,761	8 Apr.	Hospitalised							[211]
4,762–5,202	9 Apr.	Hospitalised							[212]
5,203–5,467	10 Apr.	Hospitalised							[213]
5,468–5,990	11 Apr.	Hospitalised							[214]
5,991–6,300	12 Apr.	Hospitalised							[215]
6,301–6,633	13 Apr.	Hospitalised							[216]
6,634–6,879	14 Apr.	Hospitalised							[217]
6,880–7,216	15 Apr.	Hospitalised							[218]
7,217–7,707	16 Apr.	Hospitalised							[219]
7,708–8,067	17 Apr.	Hospitalised							[220]
8,068–8,418	18 Apr.	Hospitalised							[221]
8,419–8,746	19 Apr.	Hospitalised							[222]
8,747–8,936	20 Apr.	Hospitalised							[223]
8,937–9,242	21 Apr.	Hospitalised							[224]
9,243–9,710	22 Apr.	Hospitalised							[225]
9,711–10,096	23 Apr.	Hospitalised							[226]
10,097–10,417	24 Apr.	Hospitalised							[227]
10,418–10,635	25 Apr.	Hospitalised							[228]
10,636–11,036	26 Apr.	Hospitalised							[229]
11,037–11,339	27 Apr.	Hospitalised							[230]
11,340–11,616	28 Apr.	Hospitalised							[231]
11,617–11,978	29 Apr.	Hospitalised							[232]
11,979–12,240	30 Apr.	Hospitalised							[233]
12,241–12,567	1 May	Hospitalised							[234]
12,568–12,732	2 May	Hospitalised							[235]
12,733–13,163	3 May	Hospitalised							[236]
13,164–13,512	4 May	Hospitalised							[237]
13,513–13,837	5 May	Hospitalised							[238]
13,838–14,107	6 May	Hospitalised							[239]
14,108–14,499	7 May	Hospitalised							[240]
14,500–14,811	8 May	Hospitalised							[241]
14,812–15,131	9 May	Hospitalised							[242]
15,132–15,362	10 May	Hospitalised							[243]
15,363–15,588	11 May	Hospitalised							[244]
15,589–15,778	12 May	Hospitalised							[245]
15,779–16,002	13 May	Hospitalised							[246]
16,003–16,247	14 May	Hospitalised							[247]
16,248–16,437	15 May	Hospitalised							[248]
16,438–16,704	16 May	Hospitalised							[249]
16,705–16,871	17 May	Hospitalised							[250]
16,872–17,036	18 May	Hospitalised							[251]
17,037–17,191	19 May	Hospitalised							[252]
17,192–17,387	20 May	Hospitalised							[253]
17,388–17,585	21 May	Hospitalised							[254]
17,586–17,712	22 May	Hospitalised							[255]
17,713–17,857	23 May	Hospitalised							[256]
17,858–18,070	24 May	Hospitalised							[257]
18,071–18,283	25 May	Hospitalised							[258]
18,284–18,429	26 May	Hospitalised							[259]
18,430–18,594	27 May	Hospitalised							[260]
18,595–18,791	28 May	Hospitalised							[261]
18,792–18,982	29 May	Hospitalised							[262]
18,983–19,133	30 May	Hospitalised							[263]
19,134–19,257	31 May	Hospitalised							[264]
19,258–19,398	1 June	Hospitalised							[265]
19,399–19,517	2 June	Hospitalised							[266]
19,518–19,669	3 June	Hospitalised							[267]
19,670–19,907	4 June	Hospitalised							[268]
19,908–20,103	5 June	Hospitalised							[269]
20,104–20,290	6 June	Hospitalised							[270]
20,291–20,479	7 June	Hospitalised							[271]
20,480–20,604	8 June	Hospitalised							[272]
20,605–20,749	9 June	Hospitalised							[273]
20,750–20,945	10 June	Hospitalised							[274]
20,946–21,182	11 June	Hospitalised							[275]
21,183–21,404	12 June	Hospitalised							[276]
21,405–21,679	13 June	Hospitalised							[277]
21,680–21,999	14 June	Hospitalised							[278]
22,000–22,165	15 June	Hospitalised							[279]
22,166–22,415	16 June	Hospitalised							[280]
22,416–22,760	17 June	Hospitalised							[281]
22,761–23,080	18 June	Hospitalised							[282]
23,081–23,400	19 June	Hospitalised							[283]
23,401–23,730	20 June	Hospitalised							[284]
23,731–24,045	21 June	Hospitalised							[285]
24,046–24,291	22 June	Hospitalised							[286]
24,292–24,505	23 June	Hospitalised							[287]
24,506–24,826	24 June	Hospitalised							[288]
24,827–25,286	25 June	Hospitalised							[289]
25,287–25,697	26 June	Hospitalised							[290]
25,698–26,022	27 June	Hospitalised							[291]
26,023–26,313	28 June	Hospitalised							[292]
26,314–26,582	29 June	Hospitalised							[293]
26,583–26,970	30 June	Hospitalised							[294]
26,971–27,296	1 July	Hospitalised							[295]
27,297–27,746	2 July	Hospitalised							[296]
27,747–28,166	3 July	Hospitalised							[297]
28,167–28,582	4 July	Hospitalised							[298]
28,583–28,973	5 July	Hospitalised							[299]
28,974–29,223	6 July	Hospitalised							[300]
29,224–29,620	7 July	Hospitalised							[301]
29,621–30,175	8 July	Hospitalised							[302]
30,176–30,789	9 July	Hospitalised							[303]
30,790–31,381	10 July	Hospitalised							[304]
31,382–32,079	11 July	Hospitalised							[305]
32,080–32,535	12 July	Hospitalised							[306]
32,536–32,948	13 July	Hospitalised							[307]
32,949–33,535	14 July	Hospitalised							[308]
33,536–34,226	15 July	Hospitalised							[309]
34,227–35,003	16 July	Hospitalised							[310]
35,004–35,802	17 July	Hospitalised							[311]
35,803–36,691	18 July	Hospitalised							[312]
36,692–37,458	19 July	Hospitalised							[313]
37,459–38,139	20 July	Hospitalised							[314]
38,140–39,133	21 July	Hospitalised							[315]
39,134–40,163	22 July	Hospitalised							[316]
40,164–41,275	23 July	Hospitalised							[317]
41,276–42,394	24 July	Hospitalised							[318]
42,395–43,678	25 July	Hospitalised							[319]
43,679–44,798	26 July	Hospitalised							[320]
44,799–45,902	27 July	Hospitalised							[321]
45,903–47,053	28 July	Hospitalised							[322]
47,054–48,235	29 July	Hospitalised							[323]
48,236–49,591	30 July	Hospitalised							[324]
49,592–50,886	31 July	Hospitalised							[325]
50,887–52,111	1 August	Hospitalised							[326]

Number of COVID-19 confirmed cases among Romanians abroad

Cases	Deaths	Recoveries
Germany: 2,558  Italy: 1,891  Spain: 561  United Kingdom: 157  France: 124  Austria: 111  Netherlands: 28  Greece: 16  Japan: 6  United States: 4  Belgium: 3  Belarus: 2  Cyprus: 2  Iceland: 2  Indonesia: 2  Namibia: 2   Switzerland: 2  Turkey: 2  Argentina: 1  Brasil: 1  Bulgaria: 1  Congo: 1  India: 1  Ireland: 1  Kazakhstan: 1  Luxembourg: 1  Malta: 1  Sweden: 1  Tunisia: 1  UAE: 1  Ukraine: 1	United Kingdom: 43  Italy: 31  France: 19  Germany: 14  Spain: 9  Belgium: 2  Brasil: 1  Congo: 1  Sweden: 1   Switzerland: 1  United States: 1	Germany: 159  France: 18  Japan: 6  Indonesia: 2  Namibia: 2  Luxembourg: 1  Tunisia: 1
5,486	123	189
Sources: Strategic Communication Group, Ministry of Health, Ministry of Internal Affairs

Statistics

Graphs

The official values, as reported daily at 13:00 EEST.

No. of new confirmed cases per day

7-day average of new cases per day

No. of deaths per day

No. of new recoveries per day

No. of active cases in each day

Total number of tests

No. of new tested per day

7-day average of tests per day

Cases by region

COVID-19 cases in Romania by region ()

Date	North-West						Centre						North-East						South-East						South							Bucharest–Ilfov		South-West					West				N/A	Confirmed		Deaths		Recov.	Deaths /Case
	BH	BN	CJ	MM	SM	SJ	AB	BV	CV	HR	MS	SB	BC	BT	IS	NT	SV	VS	BR	BZ	CT	GL	TL	VN	AG	CL	DB	GR	IL	PH	TR	B	IF	DJ	GJ	MH	OT	VL	AR	CS	HD	TM		New	Total	New	Total	Total	(%)
2020/02/26																																			1									1	1	—	—	—	0
2020/02/28				1																																						1		2	3	—	—	1	0
2020/03/03																																										1		1	4	—	—	1	0
2020/03/04																	1																									1		2	6	—	—	1	0
2020/03/06																																					1				1	1		3	9	—	—	3	0
2020/03/07																						1										1									1	1		4	13	—	—	4	0
2020/03/08											1																					1												2	15	—	—	5	0
2020/03/09																				1												1												2	17	—	—	5	0
2020/03/10																																8	1						1	1	1			12	29	—	—	5	0
2020/03/11					1				1						2						1											8							5					18	47	—	—	7	0
2020/03/12			1						1		1					1																1							1		6			12	59	—	—	7	0
2020/03/13	1							2	2				1		2	1					4						2			1		10				2				1		7		36	95	—	—	7	0
2020/03/14			1		1			2													4											4		1					1	1	10	3		28	123	—	—	9	0
2020/03/15								3							1				2		1										1	4							4					16	139	—	—	9	0
2020/03/16			1			1					1					1	1			1	1	1							1		1	5	5					2	4		1	2		29	168	—	—	9	0
2020/03/17		1						5			1			1	7	2	2				1			1					1	1		26												49	217	—	—	19	0
2020/03/18	1			2			1	3							7		1				2											19	3	1			1				2			43	260	—	—	19	0
2020/03/19		2	2						2						1		4				1											3	1	1										17	277	—	—	25	0
2020/03/20																																												31	308	—	—	31	0
2020/03/21																																												59	367	—	—	52	0
2020/03/22																																												66	433	3	3	64	0.69
2020/03/23																																												143	576	4	7	73	0.69
2020/03/24																																												186	762	5	12	79	1.57
2020/03/25																																												144	906	5	17	86	1.88
2020/03/26																																												123	1029	6	23	94	2.24
2020/03/27																																												263	1292	3	26	115	2.01
2020/03/28																																												160	1452	3	29	139	2
2020/03/29																																												308	1760	14	43	169	2.44
2020/03/30																																												192	1952	22	65	209	3.33
2020/03/31																																												293	2245	15	80	220	3.56
2020/04/01																																												215	2460	5	85	252	3.46
2020/04/02																																												278	2738	9	94	267	3.43
2020/04/03	5	5	3	7		1	4	7	4	1	17	5	5	4	18	43	165	2	2		6	8		10	2	9		3	8		8	39	6	5	1	1		1		4	8	28		445	3183	22	116	283	3.64
2020/04/04	2	1	13	-4	-1	-2	2	3	-1		2		3	4	9	-2	101		-2		-7	11			2	3	8	1	5	-2	-3	6	4			2	3	1	18		15	10		430	3613	25	141	329	3.9
2020/04/05		14	-11		6	3	18	4	10			22	11	20	7	12	248	2			4			9	11	1	-4	1	6	1		2	14			-1		-1	22	4	1	40		251	3864	7	148	379	3.83
2020/04/06	6	16	4		4	2	1	7	5	2	-1	6	1	16	-1		13	1		1	3	18			2	1	1	8	7	7	9	14	11	2		1			7		14	5		193	4057	9	157	406	3.87
2020/04/07	3	12	5	1	2	1	16	18	3		36	14	8	2	5	22	94	1	1		2	14			4	2	1	2	9	3	1	32	10		-1			1	4	2	20	10		360	4417	25	182	460	4.12
2020/04/08	3	2	10	-2	-2		33	5	2		11	3	4	3	14	14	108	2	2		-5	-5	4	11	2	2	2	2	7		5	39		10			1			5	16	36		344	4761	27	209	528	4.39
2020/04/09	8	4	19	2	3	1	7	14	5	1	43	18	5	17	25	6	57	19	2		10	47	1	5	-1	-1	1	10	2		5	22	8		2	2		2	1	6	38	25		441	5202	20	229	647	4.4
2020/04/10	4	2	4		2	1	10	15	17	1	15	4	2	13	-32	32	42	-1				7	1		20	1	2		4	2	15	29	8	1	1	1	-1		17	4	15	7		265	5467	28	257	729	4.7
2020/04/11	13	4	25	2	2		3	29	12	1	42	7	7	36	8	31	85	3			31	1	1	21	-1			1	4	1	3	42	2	3	-2	1		2	50	10	27	16		523	5590	25	282	758	5.04
2020/04/12			6	4	5	4	5	19	26	1	14	8	4	1	6	20	47	2			2	7	1	1	6			2	11		3	21	2				1		20	3	49	9		310	6300	24	306	852	4.86
2020/04/13	93		4				1	15	6		5	2	7		5	1	70	7			-6	5	2	17		4	1	15	2		3	23	7	1	2	2			21	2		16		333	6633	12	318	914	4.79
2020/04/14	14	7	11	2		1	9	10	1		7	5		16	1	18	2	2		1	7	9	2	23	2			10	6		5	15	6	-1		3	1	2	10	4	17	18		246	6879	14	332	1051	4.83
2020/04/15	8	4	5	4	2		15	7	-1		14	4	5	59	2	40	30	3			5	25	5	3	3	2		1	2		4	35	3	12					32			4		337	7216	30	362	1217	5.02
2020/04/16	21		12		2	1	8	16		2	7	5	13	59	9	4	147	2			5	11	1	14	5			5	4	9	2	42	19			6			27	1	13	19		491	7707	25	387	1357	5.02
2020/04/17	3	1	9		1			13		2		1	13	20	19	2	14	4			4	20	1	12	6	-1	42	3		2	1	76	6	2	2	7		2	21		39	13		360	8067	13	400	1508	4.96
2020/04/18	11	10	13		2	1	13	9	31	5	18	13	-5	-2	5	7	95			1	9	2	6		1			8	1	1	2	35	-1	2				1	31	6	13	7		351	8418	17	417	1730	4.95
2020/04/19	4	5	11		1		1	7				27	3		2	7	86	1	2		2	14		29	16		9	7		1		24	27	2	5	2		1	11		6	15		328	8746	17	434	1892	4.96
2020/04/20	22		11					25		1	27	11	8		-1	4	10	2			3	11	4	-1	6	4		3	4		1	22	3						8		1	1		190	8936	17	451	2017	5.05
2020/04/21	35	7	4	2	1	3		5			8	5	4	6	6		123	-1			12	10			2	3	3	3	9	2		10	4	2	6	6		1	13			12		306	9242	31	482	2153	5.22
2020/04/22	42	21	-2	8	2	4	5	3	14	2	9	13	33	24	18	16	134	8	1	3	15	-10		-3	12		4	5	13	-3	15	17	14	6	2	4	4	2	-2	6	13	-4		468	9710	26	508	2406	5.23
2020/04/23	12	11	17	2	5	1	1	25	-3	-1	13	14	-16	55	16	21	45	1		-4	9	9		-4	4	2	-1	2	7	1	1	50	7	-4	1	1	3		18	8	32	18		386	10096	19	527	2478	5.22
2020/04/24	12	2	14	1			-2	9	3	1	10	19	2	14	12	10	60		1			28	2		3	2	3	12		3		33	4	1	5	1	3	1	32	1	10	5	4	321	10417	25	552	2817	5.3
2020/04/25	4	1	7	1		1	-1	4	5		16	10	7	3	9	13	22	19		1	1	9	2	-2	1		-1	3	1	3	-1	17	6	4			-1		24	4	8	10	8	218	10635	23	575	2890	5.41
2020/04/26	12	5	6		2	1	3	10	4	1	38		18	4	6	6	114	3		1	1	13	-1		6		5	1	5	1	1	17	7	10	3	3	11	1	13		17	12	41	401	11036	33	608	3054	5.51
2020/04/27	40	2	3	1			4	20	2	-1	18	21	11	17	8	1	37		2	1	9	8	2	40	7		1			7		23	15	2	4	6	3		14	4		13	-42	303	11339	23	631	3141	5.56
2020/04/28	22	14	7	1		1	2	6	-1		5	11	8	11	7	16	45	1		3	-4	8	4	6	3	-3		1	6	1	-1	32	6	18	1			1	19	1	16	2	1	277	11616	19	650	3404	5.6
2020/04/29	11	3	10	1			4	7			11	12	11	4	6	10	38	20			-1			1				-1	5	1	1	33	8	1	5	1	2		9		4	4	141	362	11978	25	675	3569	5.64
2020/04/30	7	10	24		-1	1	24	28	10	3	11	15	35	10	12	23	32	4	1		3	6	3	9	6		3	3	15		5	20	5	16	3	3	7	1	15	1	21	2	-134	262	12240	20	695	4017	5.68
2020/05/01	3	2	18	3		2	9	13	1	1	12	10	23		11	23	94				4	25	3	-2	3	1		4	8	2		23	9	6	8		-3		9	3	2	3	-6	327	12567	31	726	4328	5.78
2020/05/02	1	16	32	-1			2	3		-1	1	27	1	2	1	5	22				3	3	3			2	4		3	2	1	7	-2	4	4	3		-1	2	2	2	12	0	165	12732	29	755	4574	5.93
2020/05/03	7	12	8	1	-2	6	2	16	7	-1	40	18	16	25	9	8	18		2	1	5	26	1	28	11	2	7		23	1	3	49	9	1	6	2	3	-1	30	8	10	13	1	431	13163	25	780	4869	5.93
2020/05/04	4	6	21				3	3	-1		23	16	6	34	7	1	65	1		20	7		1	60	2	6	3	6	3	-3		15	19	-2	1	3	4	-1	8	4	7	-21	18	349	13512	23	803	5269	5.94
2020/05/05	1	13		1		3		12	1		17	3	58	17	11	13	46	-6		2	-5	4	2	33	4	2	9	6	27	1	4	7	4	3	4	2	-2	1	5	3	7	3	9	325	13837	24	827	5454	5.98
2020/05/06	6	5	19	-9	1	2	3	15	9		8	2	19	11	11	14	25	8	-1	5		5	5	7	1	1	-1	2	22	1	-15	34	20	3		1	1		6	-1	5	13	7	270	14107	31	858	5788	6.08
2020/05/07		8	8				9	13	4	1	38	14	-1	15	2	69	76	11	-6	6	2	10	3	10	3	-1	5		8	1	-1	19	12	3	4	2		2	30		10	-10	13	392	14499	18	876	6144	6.04
2020/05/08	3	10	5	1			2	7	2	-1	22	13	5	17	14	18	54	2	1	7	1	3	13	23	-1	1	4	8	2		8	16	39	3	3	1			9		1	1	-5	312	14811	22	898	6423	6.06
2020/05/09	2	3	-2		1	3	5	18	3	3	2	3	7	-9	1	73	24	-1		2	1	58	3	31	4	-1	10	12	5	2	2	44	-12	1	1	1	5		11	1	1	-1	3	320	15131	28	926	6912	6.12
2020/05/10	1	2	5	2		2	7	17	5		1	3	11	18	-35	53	24	2		2	3	11	5	1	6		7	28	8	1	-2	19	5	1		3		1	3		7	7	-3	231	15362	26	952	7051	6.2
2020/05/11	1	4	51	1			-2	3	2		4	10	13	7	24	-1	59			1	-1	1	2	10	6	2	1	5				11	7	5		2		-1	1			1	-3	226	15588	20	972	7245	6.24
2020/05/12	4	6				1	15	1	1		6	8	4	29	14	13	11	2		17	1	5	2	3	2	1	4	4	7	2	5	9	4	5	4		-2		1		3		-2	190	15778	19	991	7685	6.28
2020/05/13	-1	4	2	2		1		16	3		13	13	6	10	1	12	34	9		12		3	3	2	7	1	4	4	1	1	3	27	6	2	2	3			-1	1	21	5	-8	224	16002	25	1016	7961	6.35
2020/05/14	3	4	2	7				3	1	1	17	3	20	8	15	20	53	2		2	1		3	8	2	2	1	-5	15			19	8	1	5	1	1	1	9		6	9	-3	245	16247	30	1046	9053	6.44
2020/05/15	1	12	-5		2	3	6	7	2	11	3	2	4	6	1	19	16				3	7		26	3	2	13	-2	7		4	17	11	1	-1	3	1		3		3	2	-3	190	16437	10	1056	9370	6.42
2020/05/16	9	8	13	1		17	9	9		18	5	3	9	9	16	10	22		1	7	1	1	2	6	6		24	3				36	4	8		2					9	3	-4	267	16704	25	1081	9574	6.47
2020/05/17		1			1	3		3		9	6	6	4	4	8		13			1	1	7	10		11	4	34		2		1	9	8	3	2	1			5		9	3	-2	167	16871	16	1097	9890	6.5
2020/05/18	7			1			2	11		2	3	6	14	5	1		27	4		17	2	5		8	4	1	8		11	1	2	8	10	1	4									165	17036	10	1107	9930	6.5
2020/05/19	9	4	1	2	1	2	4	3	1	3	2	2	8	12	2		30		-1	19	1	4	6	-1	5	1	2	2	4	2	2	15	1	3	1	4					1		-2	155	17191	19	1126	10166	6.55
2020/05/20	1	4	5	1			3	16		22	2	11		15	19	7	-9	-1		7	4	2	14	32	4	2	2	3		1		15	7	3	1	1		1	1					196	17387	15	1141	10356	6.56
2020/05/21	9	3	6	-1	2	1	2	16		10	1		12	3	40	4	3			3		9	7	6	3		4		6	6	1	13	1	6	4	4	12			1	2		-1	198	17585	10	1151	10581	6.55
2020/05/22	10	3		6		2	5	8				5	13	3	2	14	-17	6		2	1	2		10	3	1	3		4	5	5	14	6	5	3		2		-2	1	1	2	-1	127	17712	8	1159	10777	6.54
2020/05/23	9	1		2	1	5	7	7		5		4	8	7	26	5	-40		3	5	1	7	4	2	3	1	5	1	1	2	4	27	6	8	10	3					2	2	1	145	17857	11	1170	11187	6.55
2020/05/24		4		2			30	8	1	10	1	4	4	6	21	7	23	2	3		2	5	2	6	3	1	6		5		2	30	4	4	4	1	8				4			213	18070	9	1179	11399	6.52
2020/05/25	3	-1	4	2			20			2		2	1	5	19	-1	15			2	1	1		1	1	2	3	1			1	57	55	9	3	2	1		2					213	18283	14	1193	11630	6.53
2020/05/26	4	3	-4				12	12		3	5	6	3	11	18	3	1			4	6	2	2	12	2	5	7		2	4	3	10	2	3	3				-1		1	2		146	18429	17	1210	11874	6.57
2020/05/27	8	1	2	1		2		10		1	4	3	4	7	11		11	1	2	17		6		4	7				1	4	4	37	2		11	1	2				1	1	-1	165	18594	9	1219	12162	6.56
2020/05/28	9	5	8				20	16		2	5	5	4	6	1	4	16	4		7	2	2	2	12	8	3	12	1	4	4		26	2	4	1						2			197	18791	10	1229	12629	6.54
2020/05/29	12	3	1				8	13	-1	1	5	1		5	14	2	15				1	9		9		2	2	3	1	2	6	56	6	6	2	1	2				1	3		191	18982	11	1240	12829	6.53
2020/05/30	4	3	-1	1		4	4	7		5		3	4	6	11	3	19		1	3		3	1	9	4	2	10					17	9	5	5	3		2	1		1	1	1	151	19133	13	1253	13046	6.55
2020/05/31	22	1	3	1		2		7		5		1		8	14	1	8			5		6	4	4	3	1	-2	3	1	3		13	2	1	1		5					1		124	19257	9	1262	13256	6.55
2020/06/01	4	1	6	1			3	2	1	2		1	1	14	10		13			2	4	3		5	3			3	3			41	1	7	3	2	6						-1	141	19398	8	1270	13426	6.55
2020/06/02	12	4	3				5	4		4	2	1	4	9	9	1	-2	1	4		1	11	3	3	2	4	5	1	1	1		21	-1		1		2	1	1		1			119	19517	9	1279	13526	6.55
2020/06/03	3	3	4		1		4	6		13	1	3		8	10		6		9	3	-1	2		3	2		3	1	3	1	1	45	7	3	4	1					1	2		152	19669	9	1288	13800	6.55
2020/06/04	5	13	11	1		5	1	32		7			2	7	6	9	12	1	1	1	1	4		10	5		1	2	19	2	1	64	7	2			3	2			1			238	19907	11	1299	13919	6.53
2020/06/05	3	4		2			1	12		4	2		2	16	11	3	24		1	2	2	8	2	28	3	2	6		4			38	5	3	1		4	1			2			196	20103	9	1308	14145	6.51
2020/06/06	8	2	11	3				20	-7	4	2		3	6	9	11	17			7	8	6		10	4	2	8	7	3	3		25	6	1	1	2	1	3			1			187	20290	10	1318	14419	6.5
2020/06/07	3	2		3		1	5	11		4	2	1	24	8	27		19			5	3	3	2		5		4		2			30	4	3	1	11	5					1		189	20479	8	1326	14638	6.47
2020/06/08		1	1					18				4	3	7	7	1	22	1		7	1	3	1	17	2		2			1	1	12	1		3	3	6							125	20604	8	1334	14826	6.47
2020/06/09		2				1	1	35		2		4	1	2	9	7	19			2	2	1		4	1	1	2		14	2	1	21		1	1	4	4	1						145	20749	11	1345	14910	6.48
2020/06/10	1	11	-3	2	1	2	3	33	1	9	2	3	3	16	15	1	15		4	8	2	4			16	1	8	4	-16	1	-1	18	25	3		1	3							196	20945	15	1360	15103	6.49
2020/06/11	2	7	3	2			2	18	9	5	3	2	1	7	5		25		4	1	-1	13	4	29	3	4	13		3	6		35	19	2	2	3	3		2		1			237	21182	9	1369	15283	6.46
2020/06/12	2	9		2		1	1	17	5	5		10	4	13	12	6	17		5	19	3	4		12	14	1	6	1	2	3		31	4	4	1	3	3		1			1		222	21404	11	1380	15445	6.45
2020/06/13	2	7	10	1	1	3	3	19	1	4	2	6	5	13	21	1	24			23	3	10	2	7	14	7	7	1	1	10	2	38	8	1	2	8	3	1	2		1	1		275	21679	14	1394	15635	6.43
2020/06/14	5	21	2	3		1	1	45	6	8	4	6	3	6	11	1	7		32	32	5	10	1	10	21	14	1	3	1	10		30	7		8	3	2							320	21999	16	1410	15719	6.41
2020/06/15	1		4	1				7	2	6	2		4	9	10		4		4	18		5		27	10	2	8			17		14	1		4	3	3							166	22165	17	1427	15817	6.44
2020/06/16		12	8	2	2		2	22	1	9		13	7	9	6	5	63		1	10	4	6	1	1	10	3	8	6		6	1	22	5	2		1			2					250	22415	10	1437	16071	6.41
2020/06/17	1	1	9		1	2		34		12		7	2	13	11	2	21			7	10	23	1	64	19	1	11	2	1	5	1	59	12	3	3	4	3							345	22760	14	1451	16117	6.38
2020/06/18		4	8	3	2			36	4	9	6	3	4	20	20	9	23	1	5	8	5	6		26	21	6	3	3	4	7		53	9	3	2	2	4	1	-1			1		320	23080	22	1473	16308	6.38
2020/06/19	4	7	2	7	1		3	27	1	11	4	5	8	8	33	3	19		10	18	5	13	2	16	17	1	14	1	2	16		42	7	1	4	2	5					1		320	23400	11	1484	16555	6.34
2020/06/20		3	19	9		2	2	10	7	10	2	3		5	23	4	12	2	4	28	16	32	2	17	6	2	7	2		9	2	58	12		7	3	8	1				1		330	23730	16	1500	16735	6.32
2020/06/21		5	3	2	3			57	4	8	3	9	3	2	18	1	18	1	10	8	15	5		22	27	2	19		1	12	1	37	1	1	5	5	5	2						315	24045	12	1512	16911	6.29
2020/06/22			3	1	1		4	12		2	2	6	1	4	28		19	1	6	21	11	8	1	10	45		2	2	1	10		32	2			1	5	4			1			246	24291	11	1523	17031	6.27
2020/06/23	1	7		5	2	2	3	18	5	9	3	6	7	14	13	4	26		2	7	2	6	1			1	9	-1	5	5		38		2	6	3	3	1					-1	214	24505	16	1539	17187	6.28
2020/06/24	2	18	6				1	32	-1	3	2	19	1	5	7		21	1	1	10	10	8		10	56		8	2	-1	6	1	53	19	6	2		5		2		4	2		321	24826	16	1555	17391	6.26
2020/06/25		13	2	2			4	42	3	6	1	11	6	10	43	3	5	1	23	24	14	16	3	16	76	11	25	5	4	31		24	10	5	5	3	8				5			460	25286	10	1565	17906	6.19
2020/06/26	1	11	6	3		1		32	2	12	3	5	3	6	18	2	11	1	7	12	7	11		24	62	3	7	1	2	67	3	63	9	1	3	1	7	1		1	2			411	25697	14	1579	18181	6.14
2020/06/27	2	7		3		3	2	44	3	7	3	6	5		3	1	7	2	4	15	10	21	4	18	11	2	14	1	3	15		88	5	3	5	2	1	2			2	1		325	26022	10	1589	18530	6.11
2020/06/28		8	7	5		1	2	14	1	4	1	6	10	13	9	2	8	1	25	28	8	13		6	29		16		2	6		24		7	3	2	29				1			291	26313	23	1612	18814	6.13
2020/06/29	1	1		19			4	28	2	1		6	9	3	11		4	1	11	11	5	11		10	26	6	6	2		17		41	14	5	6		7	1						269	26582	22	1634	18912	6.15
2020/06/30		4	5	12			5	47	1	4	4	2	2	9	11	3	8	7	17	32	12	17		16	23	6	22		5	14	1	70	8	3		1	9				4	3	1	388	26970	17	1651	19050	6.12
2020/07/01		12	1	5	1		3	13	6	4	2	2	6	3	1	2	22		1	18	8	29		7	51	1	26	1	2	10	1	52	10	5	8	4	4			1	2	2		326	27296	16	1667	19314	6.11
2020/07/02	2	9	5	5		1	8	56	2	2	7	6	10	4	7	5	14	3	7	30	4	25	3	29	28	-1	19		4	66	3	45	6	4	7	3	13	1		2	2	5	-1	450	27746	20	1687	19363	6.08
2020/07/03		10	1	3	1		6	62	3	4	3	2	5	6	6	4	17	2	9	14	10	29	4	3	47		45	1	4	54	1	37	6		6	4	6	2	1	2				420	28166	21	1708	19545	6.06
2020/07/04	6	7	5		2	1	2	36	5	10	3	6	9	8	16	3	15	2	3	3	7	23	1	24	27	1	10	2		21	1	74	23	20	12	4	11			1	1	7	4	416	28582	23	1731	19854	6.06
2020/07/05	15	12		4			4	43	3	3	11	5	7	4	5	3	9	2	5	5	7	39	1	1	43	3	33	2	4	22		47	10	9	4	4	14	8						391	28973	19	1750	20026	6.04
2020/07/06	2	1		4			1	4		1	2		6	2	1		3	1	8	9	2	33	1	24	27		15	1		18		15	2		24	3	14	22				4		250	29223	18	1768	20213	6.05
2020/07/07	1	8	19	2	1	1	1	45	3	6	3	3	9	3	4	1	8	4	2	7	8	44	1	18	14	2	14	3	11	27	3	53	23	6	12	10	7	1			1	8		397	29620	31	1799	20534	6.07
2020/07/08	4	11	3	3			2	53	8	9	21	8	6	7	11	8	18			33	8	17	1	18	53	7	59	2	9	30	2	53	19	13	16	9	16	6	1	1	2	8		555	30175	18	1817	20799	6.02
2020/07/09	3	10	2	8	1		8	55	8	3	2	1	6	3	6	3	18	11	18	43	8	16		5	55	7	66	1	39	35	3	73	15	4	23	6	11	2	1	2	21	12		614	30789	16	1834	20969	5.96
2020/07/10	1	10	17	1			8	54	5	7	14	4	19	10	7	3	7	12	4	23	20	31	6	27	56	1	35		11	31	2	69	18	5	29	16	11	5	3	2	5	3		592	31381	13	1847	21129	5.89
2020/07/11	2	12	19	4			4	45	5	5	4	7	27		8	5	21	5	12	22	6	51	3	24	90	2	28	2	7	22	4	102	18	25	38	7	26	4	1	2	13	16		698	32079	24	1871	21414	5.83
2020/07/12	1	6	9	4			2	47	1	8	2	3	2	3	7	3	5	5	11	22	8	19	2	14	65	9	50		1	33		40	13	1	17	7	3	12	1	2	3	15		456	32535	13	1884	21545	5.79
2020/07/13	3	2	9	1			3	17	2	3	8	3	11	3	5	1	10	1	5	30		30	2	11	41		30		15	48	12	55		4	7	7	17	3	5		2	7		413	32948	17	1901	21692	5.77
2020/07/14	4	9	19	2		2	3	62		6	3	5	18	5	9	2	11	4	14	18	11	47	1	18	93	5	22	10	7	32	7	62	24	3		13	9	53	7	2	6	9		637	33585	30	1931	21803	5.75
2020/07/15		10	13	11		1		54	4	6	8	10	16	3	10	7	12	10	13	17	9	47	2	17	87	5	50	2	9	35	2	67	15	8	15	8	13	1	6	4	11	23		641	34226	21	1952	22049	5.7
2020/07/16	3	8	17	1			7	54	7	8	9	13	18	5	14	16	18	15	6	24	14	53	10	1	83	5	16	18	6	40	6	111	10	7	31	12	30	19	11	1	16	34		777	35003	19	1971	22189	5.63
2020/07/17	2	13	5	6		3	4	45	9	5	10	5	12	2	9	5	15	14	20	29	14	59	4	47	105	5	60	6	8	73	2	76	11	9	26	12	11	12	13	2	10	20	1	799	35802	17	1988	22312	5.55
2020/07/18	1	9	20	11	1		41	67	7	10	6	10	27	8	8	14	18	22	20	29	21	39	7	13	104		24	7	9	35	10	88	29	12	24	8	21	7	17	7	5	72	1	889	36691	21	2009	22488	5.48
2020/07/19	2	20	22	2	1		10	32	1	3	6	18	20	3	11	6	6	15	16	26	13	57	2	19	98	7	32	2	9	71		100	21	22	20	11	24	4	13	1	6	15		767	37458	17	2026	22617	5.41
2020/07/20		2	24	8			13	53	10	3	6	7	52	2	3	5	11	28	9	25	21	55	-1	16	119	1	25		7	27		107	3	6	5	3	12	5	2		1	6		681	38139	12	2038	22747	5.34
2020/07/21	6	7	11	6	1	5	15	43	7		5	9	27	4	10	12	22	68	20	26	12	51	4	22	97	6	59		12	57	14	151	33	11	26	19	21	2	13	19	16	43	2	994	39133	36	2074	24454	5.3
2020/07/22	9	17	46	3	1	5	24	48	6		7	13	8	4	27	16	27	10	43	23	32	50	7	34	89	4	36	2	5	70	18	152	24	16	26	15	3	27	35	3	16	29		1030	40163	27	2101	24663	5.23
2020/07/23	16	17	22	11		2	18	113		9	7	9	68	5	28	11	20	38	28	25	24	59	3	15	106	7	54	1	50	35	12	101	8	15	11	20	32	21	15	4	33	38	1	1112	41275	25	2126	24862	5.15
2020/07/24	11	16	3	15	1	3	11	58	4	4	7	31	52	8	16	10	34	11	52	33	32	36	8	16	101	2	70	17	10	35	36	105	28	33	30	58	20	39	14	11	17	21		1119	42394	24	2150	25349	5.07
2020/07/25	14	19	31	19	5	10	19	30	11	14	16	18	60	6	40	20	26	-1	52	26	27	22	3	56	108	14	16	21	8	108	11	118	26	34	36	82	26	13	26	16	12	66		1284	43678	15	2165	25373	4.96
2020/07/26	6	10	7	12	-1	4	16	30	1	9	6	6	46	7	55	11	12	57	40	31	26	41	6	51	105	4	71	2	14	80	3	67	29	24	19	68	28	60	29	3	9	12	4	1120	44798	22	2187	25643	4.88
2020/07/27	26	2	62	10			11	108		4	4	8	30	6	14	8	12	1	30	26	13	22		21	129	1	131	9	4	120	4	167	13	34	1	10	19	6	10		9	19		1104	45902	19	2206	25794	4.81
2020/07/28	18	18	9	20	3	7	7	73	3	20	18	6	47	4	30	26	18	22	63	41	34	21	5	11	97	3	51	11	15	63	11	97	33	5	4	71	11	13	39	21	19	61	2	1151	47053	33	2239	26128	4.76
2020/07/29	23	17	51	12	2	4	4	49	2	18	13	12	32	11	26	31	33	30	33	25	30	67	7	66	98	3	84	3	5	101	8	75	24	19	20	17	27	17	21	11	11	40		1182	48235	30	2269	26446	4.7
2020/07/30	67	34	51	27	5	10	21	109	16	35	24	24	77	18	71	68	75	71	80	61	57	122	10	84	201	4	110	4	14	179	17	298	48	56	63	28	46	41	39	26	29	116	2	1356	49591	35	2304	26609	4.65
2020/07/31	24	13	62	12	3	2	22	71	12	15	18	10	27	3	34	68	13	7	22	24	29	47	5	14	112	13	50	9	9	67	10	164	32	33	41	16	21	26	37	20	35	42	1	1295	50886	39	2343	27007	4.6
2020/08/01	38	19	40	14	6	4	8	52	10	4	12	12	65	2	27	26	18	13	41	25	26	26	10	36	92	7	72		9	103	9	118	29	53	33	22	15	3	35	19	14	58		1225	52111	36	2379	27346	4.57
2020/08/14	56	9	35	55	7	6	17	38	21	8	28	21	55	6	47	48	20	64	26	30	22	42	8	11	68	2	59	10	15	78	7	172	36	49	29	12	35	22	22	19	45	54	1	1415	68046
	BH	BN	CJ	MM	SM	SJ	AB	BV	CV	HR	MS	SB	BC	BT	IS	NT	SV	VS	BR	BZ	CT	GL	TL	VN	AG	CL	DB	GR	IL	PH	TR	B	IF	DJ	GJ	MH	OT	VL	AR	CS	HD	TM		Countrywide		Countrywide
Total cases	1561	1003	1586	773	150	250	868	3848	598	626	1162	1163	1990	1227	1941	1692	4862	1234	1197	1717	1277	2751	350	2152	4380	381	2534	511	871	2974	447	8123	1660	1142	1235	957	1015	736	1400	476	1314	1854	58	N/A	68046	N/A	2379
Cases /100k	271.3	350.4	229.5	161.5	43.6	111.4	253.5	700.6	284.5	201.4	210.9	292.7	323	297.4	251.3	359.4	765.9	312	372.7	380.7	186.7	513.1	164.3	632.4	715.2	124.2	488.5	181.6	317.7	389.8	117.6	431.3	427	172.9	361.5	360.6	232.6	198	325.1	161	313.9	271.2		Cases /100k	338.17	Deaths /100k	14.43
Pop /Cnty (2011)	575,398	286,225	691,106	478,659	344,360	224,384	342,376	549,217	210,177	310,867	550,846	397,322	616,168	412,626	772,348	470,766	634,810	395,499	321,212	451,069	684,082	536,167	213,083	340,310	612,431	306,691	518,745	281,422	274,148	762,886	380,123	1,883,425	388,738	660,544	341,594	265,390	436,400	371,714	430,629	295,579	418,565	683,540			20,121,641		20,121,641
	BH	BN	CJ	MM	SM	SJ	AB	BV	CV	HR	MS	SB	BC	BT	IS	NT	SV	VS	BR	BZ	CT	GL	TL	VN	AG	CL	DB	GR	IL	PH	TR	B	IF	DJ	GJ	MH	OT	VL	AR	CS	HD	TM	N/A	New	Total	New	Total	Total	(%)
	North-West						Centre						North-East						South-East						South							Bucharest–Ilfov		South-West					West					Confirmed Countrywide		Deaths Countrywide		Recov.	Deaths /Case
Sources: Ministry of Health's press releases Official Romanian press releases website Legend: (bracketed numbers) denote deaths in each region on one day striked numbers and negative numbers denote corrections due to cases that were subsequently declared negative from March 20 until April 2, the Ministry of Health stopped reporting the cases per county

As of March 18, a plurality (29%) of COVID-19 cases were people between the ages of 40 and 49. Of the patients, 51% are women, 44% are men, and children – 5%.[327]

See also

• COVID-19 pandemic in Europe
• COVID-19 pandemic by country and territory

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• Media related to COVID-19 pandemic in Romania at Wikimedia Commons
• Confirmed cases and deaths by country, territory, or conveyance (worldometer)
• Interactive map with confirmed cases, people in quarantine, isolated people, etc. (ArcGIS)
• Maps and statistics on the situation of COVID-19 pandemic in Romania (geo-spatial.org)