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SALFORD CORONAVIRUS CASES AND DEATHS CONTINUE TO MOUNT
 

Star date: 14th April 2020

BANK HOLIDAY BRINGS NO LET UP IN CORONAVIRUS PANDEMIC

Easter Monday brought no let up in bad news from the Salford front line of coronavirus, with Salford Royal Hospital announcing further sad deaths of six patients, while confirmed cases in the city rose by 18 to 345.

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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.


To follow: Easter Monday Salford Lockdown – photos from around the city on Bank Holiday Monday - click here

paul kelly wrote
at 05:36:05 on 15 April 2020
700 HUNDRED HOMELESS people currently being housed in hotels and bed and breakfast being looked after by the council this is the figure for manchester what a damning indictment on the tories policies and there lib dem poodles in the condem pact the true figures across the country must run into many thousands all as a result capping housing benefit the bedroom tax the robbing of under 25 year old benefits the kicking out of kids who were under the care system who did not have the capability of looking after themselves if they have been found homes now they must not be returned to the streets it is time to end this iniquity . however a hard core are still on the streets at the soup run we run we are coming across people with mental health problems and vulnerable young women. what as become increasingly clear that after 10 years of tory austerity as created a massive under class in britain leading to massive inequality ons statistics show that over the last ten years 135 thousand old vulnerable disabled and sick people have died through tory cuts i have known many who have died from having money stopped by benefit sanctions and the stress of attending medicals even though they suffred from serious illnesses we need to say loud and clear that enough is enough the dwp must be abolished and the DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH AND SOCIAL SECURITY reinstated with increased benefits so people can live in dignity and not rely on food banks . AND CAN THE CARERS BE GIVEN FREE TRAVEL ON PUBLIC TRANSPORT THEY ARE DOING A VALIANT JOB LOOKING AFTER OUR ELDERLY PEOPLE A BIG THANKS TO YOU ALL .
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