WHILE new coronavirus cases in Warrington continue to rise, with 65 confirmed in the latest data from Public Health England, there is currently just one COVID-19 positive inpatient in the town’s hospital.
ANOTHER 28 new COVID-19 cases have been confirmed in Warrington, as infection rates continue to rise above the national average, although hospital admissions continue to remain low.
COVID-19 infection rates in Warrington have now risen above the UK average as 42 new cases have been confirmed in the town, although hospital admissions remain low.
A total of 43 new COVID-19 cases have been reported in Warrington, another new high since February, although hospital admissions remain low.
A 34-year-old Warrington dad, who has spent nearly five months in the town’s hospital after almost dying with COVID-19, has urged the government to be cautious over the lifting of all restrictions.
COVID-19 infection rates are continuing to rise in Warrington and are now almost back at the national rate, with 35 cases reported in the latest data from Public Health England, the highest number since February.
UNIONS say ambulance staff are at their “wits end” and are calling on the North West Ambulance Service (NWAS) Trust to change a procedure, resulting in ambulance workers called anywhere across the North West, with up to 40 minutes drive time.
ANOTHER 22 new COVID-19 cases have been reported in Warrington in the latest data from by Public Health England as infection rates continue to rise in the town.
COVID-19 infection rates are continuing to raise in Warrington, with 20 new cases reported in Warrington for a second consecutive day by Public Health England.
ANOTHER 20 new COVID-19 cases have been confirmed in Warrington in the latest data from Public Health England, as infection rates continue to rise in the town.
