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People urged not to mix on New Year's Eve as NHS struggles with Covid patients | East London and West Essex Guardian Series - Vimarsana News

People urged not to mix on New Year's Eve as NHS struggles with Covid patients | East London and West Essex Guardian Series

Figures published on the Government’s coronavirus dashboard on Thursday showed that some 64 out of 140 acute NHS trusts were recording a higher number of Covid-19 patients at 8am on December 30 than at any point between mid-March and the end of May – covering the first wave period. The data also shows that 42 of the 140 acute trusts had more Covid-19 patients on December 30 than at any point since the pandemic began. New restrictions which came into effect at midnight mean a total of 44 million people, or 78% of the population of England, are now living under the toughest Tier 4 measures....

People urged not to mix on New Year's Eve as NHS struggles with Covid patients | Dumbarton and Vale of Leven Reporter - Vimarsana News

People urged not to mix on New Year's Eve as NHS struggles with Covid patients | Dumbarton and Vale of Leven Reporter

People are being warned not to add “fuel to the fire” by mixing in groups, as almost half of all major hospital trusts in England deal with more Covid-19 patients than at the peak of the first wave of the virus. Figures published on New Year’s Eve – as health staff and the Government urge people to ring in 2021 within their own household – also show just under a third of acute trusts have more Covid-19 patients than at any point since the pandemic began. Rates of infection are rising in all regions of the country, according to the latest data from Public Health England, and the 55,8...

People urged not to mix on New Year's Eve as NHS struggles with Covid patients - Vimarsana News

People urged not to mix on New Year's Eve as NHS struggles with Covid patients

People are being warned not to add “fuel to the fire” by mixing in groups, as almost half of all major hospital trusts in England deal with more Covid-19 patients than at the peak of the first wave of the virus. Figures published on New Year’s Eve – as health staff and the Government urge people to ring in 2021 within their own household – also show just under a third of acute trusts have more Covid-19 patients than at any point since the pandemic began. Rates of infection are rising in all regions of the country, according to the latest data from Public Health England, and the 55,8...

Do not add fuel to fire of rising Covid cases, health official pleads - Vimarsana News

Do not add fuel to fire of rising Covid cases, health official pleads

People are being warned not to add “fuel to the fire” as coronavirus cases rise across England and hospitals strain under the pressure of high numbers of Covid-19 patients. Rates of infection are continuing to rise in all regions of the country, according to the latest weekly surveillance report from Public Health England. It comes as the number of people testing positive for the virus in England also reached a new record high, with a total of 232,169 in the week to December 23 – the highest weekly total since Test and Trace was launched in May. Professor Hugh Montgomery warned people w...

Officers urge people to stay at home after groups begin meeting in Ilkley on New Year's Eve - Vimarsana News

Officers urge people to stay at home after groups begin meeting in Ilkley on New Year's Eve

Submitting... A spokesman said: "Already had a number of calls regarding groups congregating at various points in Ilkley. "The rules are there to keep you safe and they apply to everyone. "Please be sensible otherwise we will all be in this longer." The Government has asked everyone to "see in the New Year safely at home" and not to mix indoors with other households. Senior medical professionals have also warned people not to "add fuel to the fire", with one doctor saying people who do will have “blood on their hands”. Officers in Ilkley have urged people to stay at home after receiving r...