Salford has 241 new confirmed cases of coronavirus, bringing the cumulative total to 6,491, up from the previous day's 6,250.
Elsewhere in Greater Manchester, cases in Manchester rose to 16,421 (up from 15,920), followed by Bolton 8,083 (up from 7,858), Oldham with 7,226 (up from 6,972), Wigan 7,591 (up from 7,276), Tameside 5,382 (up from 5,198), Rochdale 6,433 (up from 6,187), Stockport 5,342 (up from 5,180), Bury 4,942 (up from 4,780) and Trafford 4,791 (up from 4,639).
There have been two new virus-related deaths at Salford Royal Hospital.
Meanwhile Greater Manchester Combined Authority, GMCA, has put out a tender for an estimated £100,000, with an "urgent requirement to source a company able to deliver outcomes quickly on reporting COVID related opinion and impact in Greater Manchester..."
The organisation, which acts on behalf of the ten boroughs of Greater Manchester, is looking for a research partner to create ongoing reports on people's views on COVID and how it has affected them to "provide a strong foundation to help ensure our communications and engagement activities are insight-led and appropriately delivered and targeted, and supporting the behaviour change we need to inspire across the population to stop COVID-19 (coronavirus) and its unequal impacts".
The start date for the contract is expected to be 1st December, which some people might feel is just a little bit too late...