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Care home residents allowed out for more visits without having to isolate, Government announces
The changes will come into force on Tuesday, May 4, and Covid-19 cases continue to fall
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All care home residents will be allowed to go on more visits without having to isolate on their return, the Government has announced.
New covid rules for care home residents as restrictions are eased
Most residents have faced a tough year with heavy limits on what they could do and who they could see
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Vaccine RESIDENTS expecting their second dose of a COVID-19 vaccine are encouraged to take up the offer as soon as they are invited. Directors of Public Health in Merseyside and Cheshire are urging people to attend their appointments even though they may feel they are already protected from the virus. More than 1.4 million vaccines have already been delivered in Merseyside and Cheshire with around 95 per cent of over 70s now having received their first dose. But as second dose appointments gather pace, people are reminded that they only have maximum protection if they have both doses. Some people may have experienced mild side-affects with the first dose, however this is a sign that the vaccine is working and triggering your immune response.
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