THE number of people who are now known to have died in Warrington after testing positive for COVID-19 has climbed to 183, including the latest figures for deaths in care homes.
FOUR more patients have sadly died at Warrington Hospital after testing positive for COVID-19, while four new cases have been confirmed at the hospital.
WARRINGTON Hospital has announced COVID-19 inpatient numbers are steadily falling, while the intensive care unit is holding steady at less than half of available capacity, following reports cases were worse than two weeks ago.
TWO more deaths have been reported at Warrington Hospital of patients who tested positive for COVID-19, although only one new case has been confirmed at the hospital.
THREE more people have sadly died at Warrington Hospital after testing positive for COVID-19, although only five more cases have been confirmed, as Prime Minister Boris Johnson revealed details of revised coronavirus rules.
ONE more person has sadly died and 13 new cases of COVID-19 have been confirmed at Warrington Hospital as mobile testing is set to start in the town tomorrow, Sunday.
HEALTHWATCH Warrington’s Crissi Morad has been doing her bit to help during the COVID-19 pandemic by making items to sell and donating the proceeds to a local charity supporting vulnerable people in the community.
THERE have been no further COVID-19 related deaths and just new six new confirmed cases at Warrington Hospital in the latest daily figures, although Penketh has been revealed as the area of town with the highest death toll.
A mobile coronavirus testing facility will open in Warrington this Sunday (May 10) by appointment only, to support essential workers and vulnerable groups.
WHILE two more patients have sadly died at Warrington Hospital after testing positive for COVID-19, taking the town’s death toll to at least 150, only one more person has tested positive.
