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A Co Down police station has reopened after a coronavirus outbreak among officers. The PSNI temporarily closed Downpatrick Police Station on Tuesday following the outbreak. Ten officers caught the virus and another 22 officers have been forced to self-isolate. The station - which opened in 2015 after an £11m investment - has been reopened after a deep clean. Assistant Chief Constable Alan Todd said: “I’d like to thank everyone for their support over recent days as we implemented our protocols to ensure the health and safety of our officers, staff and the wider community. “We continu...

The Northern Ireland Statistics and Research Agency said 156 fatalities occurred in the week beginning January 9.

Updated / Friday, 22 Jan 2021 14:31 Northern Ireland has recorded its highest weekly coronavirus death toll since the pandemic began. Another 156 fatalities occurred in the week of 9-15 January, the Northern Ireland Statistics and Research Agency (Nisra) said. The figure emerged as Stormont ministers decided to extend the post-Christmas lockdown for a further four weeks until 5 March. In a statement, Nisra said: "Two days, the 11th and 7th January 2021, saw the joint highest number of Covid-19-related deaths occurring in any one day since the start of the pandemic. "Latest figures published ...

Ten officers have tested positive and 22 are self isolating in the outbreak at the County Down station.

PSNI temporarily close station in Downpatrick following Covid-19 outbreak