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Nov 2020
73 new coronavirus cases in Harrogate district as second lockdown looms
The district’s seven-day case rate is currently 252 people per 100,000, which is slightly above the national average of 228.
The Harrogate district recorded another 73 coronavirus infections today as the country prepares for another lockdown.
The daily figures from Public Health England show cases since the start of the pandemic have now increased to 2,623.
It comes as England prepares to enter a second national lockdown at midnight.
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Meanwhile, the district’s seven-day case rate stands at 252 per 100,000 which is above the national average of 228.
This morning, it was confirmed that Harrogate District Hospital is currently treating 15 coronavirus patients.
It was also announced today that the district will be part of a local test and trace system from next week.
It comes amid reports the current national programme for test and trace is only managing to reach about 60% of those who have come into close contact with a positive case.
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