The total number of sad deaths at Salford Royal Hospital due to coronavirus has now reached 90, after six more were announced yesterday. The figure only covers deaths at the hospital and not in care homes and elsewhere in the community, and makes grim reading as Easter Monday became just another day in lockdown, with a a bit of added chocolate.
Salford has now got 345 confirmed cases of coronavirus, up by 18 from the previous day's 327. From being the second worst hit area in Greater Manchester recently, Salford has now moved to the fifth worst, with Manchester first with 643 cases, followed by Stockport on 464, Trafford 365 and Bolton with 364 cases.
Oldham now has 332 cases, Wigan 296, Tameside 276, Rochdale 267 and Bury 233.
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