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SALFORD HAS 167 NEW CORONAVIRUS CASES AS GOVERNMENT DECIDES NEW RESTRICTIONS
 

Star date: 12th October 2020

SALFORD CASES UP, HOSPITAL ADMISSIONS STEADY – FOR THE MOMENT

Salford has 167 new confirmed cases of coronavirus, bringing the cumulative total to 4,628. There have been no new virus-related deaths at Salford Royal Hospital.

Latest data shows five COVID-19 patients admitted to Salford Royal during the week 23rd-30th September, compared to over twenty per week around mid-May. Today the Government will announce which new restriction tier Salford is in. 

Full details here...


Salford coronavirus cases 11th October
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Salford has 167 new confirmed cases of coronavirus, bringing the cumulative total to 4,628, up from 4.461 the previous day.

Elsewhere in Greater Manchester, cases in Manchester rose to 12,625 (up from 12,247), followed by Bolton 6,186 (up from 6,077), Oldham with 5,584 (up from 5,437), Wigan 5,252 (up from 5,073), Rochdale 4,737 (up from 4,608), Tameside 4,082 (up from 4,000), Stockport 3,968 (up from 3,850), Trafford 3,569 (up from 3,454) and Bury 3,717 (up from 3,606)..

There have been no new virus-related deaths at Salford Royal Hospital.

Meanwhile hospital admissions for COVID-19 patients at Salford Royal have, so far, remained steady with the latest data for the week 23rd-30th September showing five admissions, and six patients on ventilators on 1st October. In the same week Bolton Hospital admitted 16 COVID-19 patients.

During the last wave of infections, Salford Royal didn't start taking large numbers of COVID-19 patients - ie over twenty per week - until the middle of May, despite the lockdown and high case numbers beginning in mid-April. This suggests that it will take about three weeks to a month for the second wave of the pandemic to feed through to the elderly and vulnerable population, although it is impossible to know.

Meanwhile, today the Government is due to announce which of the three new restriction 'tiers' Salford and Greater Manchester will be placed within, and what financial package will be in place for businesses and people affected.

For a full background see the Salford Star report on Andy Burnham's latest press conference – click here

Martin wrote
at 14:13:24 on 21 October 2020
Most of the 16 admissions in Salford this week were probably normal influenza cases, as the PCR test will show positive for covid if you have the flu. The PCR test is 93% inaccurate. This whole thing is incredulous now. Surely safeguard the over 65's with health issues. The rest of us should crack on with it. We are killing thousands of people that can't get treated on the NHS. Covid deaths figures are at best inaccurate. Destroying businesses, and crippling the future for everyone. It has to stop now. All we here are extreme fear based statements. Sunak keeps saying we have to pay the money back, he forgets the money is ours, not his. All the money the government has is ours. When will the people be heard. Its so bad we're spending 150bn on a train no one wants or will need. This government is rotten to the core, and I find that difficult to say as a Tory.
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white wrote
at 09:15:52 on 12 October 2020
Don't you get the impression that these plans are being worked out on the back of a fag packet. Unfortunately someone keeps throwing the packet away so they have to do another plan on a new packet.
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Darren born bred wrote
at 08:20:44 on 12 October 2020
What happened to operation "moonshot" which was first introduced about the first week of September, 5weeks ago. What happened to another government brainwave about putting COVID 19 marshal's on the streets, I've not seen one COVID 19 marshal and in my job I'm all over the place all day long. Stay strong be safe.
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