New COVID-19 cases registered in the eleven-thousands on Thursday, continuing fluctuations.

The Central Disease Control Headquarters said that eleven-thousand-400 infections were reported throughout Wednesday, including 21 from overseas, bringing the total caseload to about 30 million-739-thousand.

The figure dropped by about 16-hundred from a day ago but rose by some 15-hundred from a week ago, and 515 from two weeks ago, continuing modest fluctuations after the winter resurgence.

The number of hospitalized patients in intensive care rose by two from the previous day to stand at 133.

Wednesday added 14 deaths, raising the death toll rose to 34-thousand-201 with the overall fatality rate remaining at zero-point-11 percent.