COVID-19 infection rate in Warrington lower than other areas of North West
COVID-19 infection rates in Warrington and Halton are said to be lower than other areas of the North West.
COVID-19 infection rates in Warrington and Halton are said to be lower than other areas of the North West.
WHILE no new COVID-19 deaths have been reported at Warrington Hospital for a second consecutive day – four news cases have been confirmed in the latest daily figures, with new data also showing the ‘R’ number for the North West is now above 1.
TWO more people have sadly died in local care homes and one more patient has sadly died at Warrington Hospital after testing positive for COVID-19, while four new cases have been confirmed in the latest daily figures.
TWO more patients have sadly died at Warrington Hospital after testing positive for COVID-19 but no new cases have been confirmed in the latest daily figures.
IT’S Volunteer Week – and Healthwatch Warrington are taking the opportunity to thank their team of volunteers.
NO new COVID-19 related deaths have been recorded at Warrington Hospital while two new cases have been confirmed in the latest daily figures.
ONE more patient has sadly died at Warrington Hospital after testing positive for COVID-19, taking the hospital’s death toll to 119.
THERE have been no new deaths reported at Warrington Hospital of patients who tested positive for COVID-19, with the death toll remaining at 118, an increase of four from last week.
A mobile COVID-19 testing facility will return to Warrington this Sunday (May 31) until Tuesday (June 2) when anyone over the age of five who is displaying symptoms of coronavirus can apply online to get tested.
WHILE one more patient has sadly at Warrington Hospital after testing positive for COVID-19, with one new case also confirmed, the downward trend of inpatient numbers is continuing.