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EAST Lothian’s coronavirus figures continue on their steady decline and sit slightly over 100 per 100,000 people, their lowest in over a month. The latest figures from Public Health Scotland today (Thursday) show that between January 5 and 11, 117 positive cases of coronavirus were recorded in East Lothian and the seven-day positive rate per 100,00 of the population was 109.3. The last time figures in the county were anywhere near that level was the first week of December (December 1-7)...

THE decline in East Lothian’s coronavirus figures is continuing according to the latest data from Public Health Scotland, but sadly two additional…

AS THE number of people in hospital and intensive care continues to rise across Scotland, and the number of deaths among those who have previously tested positive passes 5,000, the number of positive cases in East Lothian continues to fall and remains in the five lowest in Scotland. Today (Tuesday), for the period between January 3 and 9, there were 142 positive cases recorded and the seven-day positive rate per 100,000 people was sitting at 132.6. This is fewer than the 157 cases and sev...

THE number of coronavirus cases in East Lothian continued to decrease in the first week of January according to the most recent data published by…

THERE might have been a rise in East Lothian’s coronavirus figures today (Thursday) but they remain the sixth lowest Scotland and the county is one of only seven local authorities in Scotland with a seven-day rate per 100,000 of the population of below 200. The most recent data from Public Health Scotland shows that between December 29 and January 4, 161 cases were recorded in East Lothian and the seven-day rate per 100,000 of the population was sitting at 150.3. This is slightly higher...

The number of Covid-19 cases in East Lothian has decreased, with the areas of concern shown on this map - the darker the colour the higher the number of cases THE rise in the number of coronavirus cases in East Lothian has been short-lived as there has been a decline once again in the county’s latest figures – but a death was recorded on Christmas Day. The latest figures published today (Wednesday) by Public Health Scotland show that between December 28 and January 3, East Lothian recor...

THE latest data from Public Health Scotland shows that the number of coronavirus cases in East Lothian is starting to decrease. Today’s update is the first in four days; due to Christmas and the bank holiday on Monday, there have been no figures published apart from the number of confirmed cases in Scotland overall. Between December 15 and 21, East Lothian recorded 175 cases and had a seven-day positive rate of 163.4. The week before Christmas Day (December 18-24), this had decreased ...

THE picture is worsening in East Lothian as the latest coronavirus figures show an increase once again, with the county’s seven-day positive rate per 100,000 of the population remaining the second highest in Scotland. The latest figures published by Public Health Scotland show today (Tuesday) that for the period between December 13 and 19, 193 cases were recorded with the seven-day rate sitting at 180.2. This is an increase once again compared to the figures released yesterday. The late...

East Lothians coronavirus figures are among the worst in Scotland, with the county set to enter Level 4 of restrictions on Boxing Day THE announcement on Saturday (December 19) of East Lothian entering Level 4 restrictions from Boxing Day (Saturday) has come at a good time as the county’s seven-day positive rate per 100,000 of the population is the second highest in Scotland. Last week (for the period between December 5-11), the latest figures released by Public Health Scotland showed tha...

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