Herald section
The latest health reporting from The Belfast Herald.
Contact-tracing is under way after Northern Ireland's Public Health Agency identifies a cluster of COVID-19 cases linked to a social gathering in the Limavady area.
Miami-Dade County is expected to give people who violate COVID-19 guidelines a $100 fine.
The BT4 postcode area in east Belfast recorded 36 coronavirus-related deaths, the highest in Northern Ireland, according to NISRA data.
The GAA's COVID Advisory Group maintains closure of indoor facilities including dressing rooms and gyms as the condensed Gaelic football season begins. Club bars without food service may open from Monday. A positive case in Ulster prompted suspension of activity at Atticall GAC.
Northern Ireland's Department of Health says that a contact-tracing app will be ready for Northern Ireland by the end of July.
Florida reported more than 2,000 new daily cases for two consecutive days, with 2,581 on Saturday and 2,016 on Sunday, as beaches in multiple counties resumed operations under health guidelines.
China has removed pangolin scales from its 2020 list of approved ingredients in traditional Chinese medicine, following the upgrade of all pangolin species to first-class protected status due to declining populations from over-hunting and habitat loss.