87 patients are in ICU with the virus.
13,765 new cases have been confirmed by the Department of Health today.
As of 8am, 378 COVID-19 patients are hospitalised, of which 87 are in ICU.
Yesterday, there was 11,182 reported.
Coronavirus: Almost 14,000 New Cases Confirmed
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