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NO more deaths from coronavirus in Lancashire, according to figures

NO more deaths from coronavirus in Lancashire, according to figures THERE have been no more coronavirus related deaths in East Lancashire Hospitals latest figures show. It comes after yesterday, the East Lancashire Hospitals Trust, which operates Royal Blackburn Hospital and Burnley General Hospitals, had registered an additional eight deaths. The NHS England statistics showed that there had been two deaths on February 19, two on Feburary 20, two on February 21 and another two on February 22. The latest statistics mean that the total remains the same as 982 people had passed away at the trust after being diagnosed with the virus since the start of the pandemic.

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NO more deaths from coronavirus in Lancashire, according to figures

NO more deaths from coronavirus in Lancashire, according to figures
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Eight more people die from coronavirus in East Lancashire Hospitals Trust

8 more people die from coronavirus in East Lancashire Hospitals Trust THERE have been eight more deaths from coronavirus in East Lancashire Hospitals, according to the latest figures. The statistics from NHS England show that the trust, which operates Royal Blackburn Hospital and Burnley General Hospitals, had two deaths on February 19, two on Feburary 20, two on February 21 and another two on February 22. It means that 982 people had passed away at the trust after being diagnosed with the virus since the start of the pandemic. Elsewhere, the Lancashire Teaching Hospitals had one more coronavirus death, while there were two at Blackpool Teaching Hospitals.

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Covid death count rises again in East Lancashire s hospitals

Covid death count rises again in East Lancashire s hospitals Another two people have died with coronavirus in East Lancashire hospitals over the last 24 hours. This means that the Trust s death tally since the pandemic began a year ago now stands at 962. Elsewhere in the county, just four additional deaths were announced since figures were last updated on Thurday, with three of those reported in Blackpool Teaching Hospitals and one at a facility managed by University Hospitals of Morecambe Bay. No new Covid-related deaths were registered at Lancashire Teaching Hospitals or Southport and Ormskirk Hospitals. Therefore the total number of new deaths registered across Lancashire in the last 24 hours is six.

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New vaccination centre opens for over 65s, and people in Blackburn can use it

New vaccination centre opens for over 65s, and people in Blackburn can use it Hundreds of people aged 65 and over and those who are clinically vulnerable are being invited to book a coronavirus vaccination at a new NHS large scale vaccination centre. The centre, which is located in a large unit previously occupied by B&M Bargains in St Johns Shopping Centre in Preston, is the last in a series of larger vaccination sites which have opened in Lancashire and South Cumbria offering a convenient alternative to GP and hospital services, which can deliver thousands of vaccinations every week. People who are eligible, live within 45 minutes’ drive from the new vaccination site and who haven’t already been vaccinated by their local GP-led vaccination services or hospital hub, will receive letters from the NHS Covid-19 Vaccination Booking Service, telling them how they can book their appointment.

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