Salford has 31 new confirmed cases of coronavirus, bringing the cumulative total to 2,072, up from the previous day's 2,041.
Elsewhere in Greater Manchester, cases in Manchester rose to 4,784 (up from 4,726), followed by Oldham with 3,155 (up from 3,105), Bolton 2,936 (up from 2,841), Rochdale 2,463 (up from 2,429), Wigan 2,461 (up from 2,442), Tameside 2,164 (up from 2,126), Stockport 2,097 (up from 2,082), Trafford 1,809 (up from 1,790) and Bury 1,747 (up from 1,728).
There has been one new virus-related death at Salford Royal Hospital. On the latest day of data, 7th September, 31 patients were admitted to hospitals in the North West, compared to 14 the week before on 31st August.
Salford now has a rate of virus positivity tests per 100,000 population of 83.7 (as of 7th September data), and, according to the Government's latest map of the virus by Middle Super Output Areas during the week 31st August to 6th September, almost every area in Salford had positive COVID-19 cases. Clifton had the most cases, followed by Ordsall and Salford Quays, and Higher Broughton.
The full list reads...
Clifton 13 cases
Ordsall and Salford Quays - 11
Higher Broughton 11
Eccles 10
Weaste and Seedley 10
Salford Central and University 10
Walkden South 9
Clifton Green and Pendlebury East 9
Ellenbrook and Boothstown 8
Lower Irlam and Cadishead - 8
Worsley 7
Cromwell Road and Broad Street 6
Langworthy Buile Hill - 6
Swinton Newtown - 6
Little Hulton North 7
Barton Upon Irwell 6
Peel Green - 6
Swinton Worsley Road 5
Broughton Park - 5
Patricroft 4
Lightoaks - 4
Pendleton - 4
Little Hulton South 4
Higher Irlam - 3
Swinton West - 3
Winton and Westwood 3
Kersal Dale 0-2
Swinton South East and Pendlebury West 0-2
Walkden North East 0-2
Walkden North West 0-2
The Government will decide later today on whether any changes to restrictions will be implemented in Salford.