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FIVE CONFIRMED CASES OF CORONAVIRUS IN SALFORD PLUS SIX NEW CARE HOME DEATHS
 

Star date: 20th May 2020

CARE HOME DEATHS INCREASE BY SIX IN SALFORD

New statistics from the Office for National Statistics show a further six sad coronavirus-related deaths in Salford care homes in the week of 8th May. There have now been 108 care home deaths from the virus in the city, plus 155 hospital deaths and 13 at home or in a hospice.

Meanwhile there have been a further five new coronavirus cases in Salford, bringing the total to 896.

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Salford coronavirus cases 19th May
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New figures from the Office for National Statistics, or ONS, reveal a total of 108 sad care home coronavirus-related deaths up to 8th May and registered up to 16th May. This is an increase of six from the week of 1st May.

Salford still has the highest number of care home deaths in Greater Manchester, and remains the eleventh highest in the country. Elsewhere in Greater Manchester, Stockport has suffered 92 care home deaths and Bolton 80. Manchester has 59.

Up to 8th May, Salford has also had 155 coronavirus-related deaths in hospital, 11 at home and two in a hospice. Yesterday, Salford Royal Hospital again announced no new deaths from the virus.

Meanwhile, Salford has seen five new confirmed cases of the virus, bringing the total to 896, up from 891 the previous two days.

Elsewhere in Greater Manchester, Manchester now totals 1,445 cases (up from 1,428 cases), followed by Wigan with 1,117 (down from 1,118?), Stockport 1,014 (up from 1,013), Oldham 1,012 (up from 1,004), Bolton 959 (up from 954), Trafford 751 (up from 746), Rochdale 729 (up from 720), Bury 675 (up from 669) and Tameside 633 (up from 627).


Main graphic shows ONS table with column 1 showing home deaths, 2 showing hospital deaths, 3 showing care home deaths and four showing hospice deaths from the virus.

See also: How coronavirus is dragging more Salford families and children into poverty...click here

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