Salford has 164 new confirmed cases of coronavirus, bringing the cumulative total to 3,948, up from the previous day's 3,784.
Elsewhere in Greater Manchester, cases in Manchester rose to 10,94 (up from 10,237), followed by Bolton 5,612 (up from 5,436), Oldham with 4,938 (up from 4,773), Wigan 4,372 (up from 4,190), Rochdale 4,123 (up from 3,995), Tameside 3,605 (up from 3,494), Stockport 3,401 (up from 3,252), Trafford 3,007 (up from 2,866) and Bury 3,226 (up from 3,110).
There have been three new virus-related deaths reported at Salford Royal Hospital and nine at other Greater Manchester hospitals. Latest statistics for hospital admissions in the North West show that there were 208 admissions on 4th October, with a total of 996 patients in hospitals on 6th October and 108 on ventilators, compared to 139 patients in hospital and 12 on ventilators on 6th September.
The statistics show that the growing number of cases is now feeding through into hospital admissions and serious illness.
Meanwhile new figures from the Office for National Statistics for the week 25th September show that there were three virus-related deaths in Salford care homes and three in Salford Royal Hospital.