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SALFORD HAS 174 NEW CORONAVIRUS CASES AND AS DEATHS INCREASE
 

Star date: 15th November 2020

ALL GREATER MANCHESTER BOROUGHS SEE A DROP IN WEEKLY RATES

Salford has 174 new confirmed cases of coronavirus, bringing the cumulative total to 11,593. The seven day rate per 100,000 population has fallen from 532 to 485.3, as every Greater Manchester borough saw a drop in seven day rates and cases.

While the number of new cases oscillates at a high level, the number of sad virus related deaths in the city continues to rise with six announced by Salford Royal Hospital yesterday, bringing the week's grim total to 27.

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Salford has 174 new confirmed cases of coronavirus bringing the cumulative total to 11,593. The seven day average of cases has decreased from 1,377, to 1,256, as has the seven day rate per 100,000 population which fell from 532 to 485.3.

Elsewhere in Greater Manchester, all boroughs saw a drop in seven day totals. Cases in Manchester during the latest seven day data period were 2,264 (down from 2,395), with a rate of 409.5 (down from 433.2), followed by Bolton with 1,381 (down from 1,465), with a rate of 480.3 (down from 509.5) and Oldham 1,612 (down from 1,758), with a rate of 679.9 (down from 741.4).

Wigan has 1,750 (down from 1,898), with a rate of 532.5 (down from 577.5), Tameside 941 (down from 1,031), with a rate of 415.5 (down from 455.2), Rochdale 1,278 (down from 1,351), with a rate of 574.6 (down from 607.4), Stockport 989 (down from 1,065), with a rate of 337.1 (down from 363), Bury 1,058 (down from 1,097), with a rate of 554 (down from 574.4), and Trafford 931 (down from 961), with a rate of 392.2 (down from 404.9).

There have been six new virus-related deaths announced by Salford Royal Hospital, bringing the sad total for the week to 27.



For the next few days the Salford Star will be highlighting the cases some of the 147,000 Greater Manchester people excluded from financial support. If you are from Salford and want to relay your story of hardship during the crisis please get in touch – info@salforddstar.com

Felsey wrote
at 17:23:09 on 15 November 2020
Hi Alice again I love your thoughtful comments. My view is the Nasty Virus will see society stronger because we owe it to all the lost lives to make sure the virus does not win the war. Please do let me dedicate the song by the America Pop Idol winner Kelly Clarkson “Stronger”. I want the chance in 2021 to shout “what doesn’t kill you makes you stronger” from all us living to show the virus will be defeated. I will do so with sincerest pride dedicated to those dying alone during this terrible stage of the war. Rest In Peace, we will not forget your tragic loss.
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Alice wrote
at 12:21:07 on 15 November 2020
So glad to note that the figures are still going DOWN. . We must keep this direction going if we want to reduce the deaths ..It is the way to end the lockdown and with that the financial anxiety and mental distress resulting from unemployment or destruction of enterprise.. The answer is with us.
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