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Mar 2021
Eleven new coronavirus cases in Harrogate district
There have been no new recorded deaths of the virus in the district. This week will mark the one year anniversary since the first lockdown on March 23 2020 and many will observe a National Day of Reflection.
The district has recorded 11 new covid cases in the past 24 hours according to data from the NHS. 7,518 people in the district have tested positive for the virus since the beginning of the pandemic a year ago.
This Tuesday marks the first year anniversary since the start of the first lockdown on March 23 2020 and many will mark a National Day of Reflection, remembering those who have died.
The total number of patients who have died at Harrogate District Hospital after testing positive for covid stands at 177. There have been no new recorded deaths of the illness in the district today.
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The 7 day average of cases per 100,000 in the Harrogate district is now 45.4 (latest figures dated March 18) which is above the North Yorkshire average of 45.1. The highest 7 day rate in the county is Selby at 70.6. The England average is 56.
It was revealed this week that Harrogate’s coronavirus testing centre is to be moved from the Dragon Road car park to a new location “within the next few months”.
This is because the car park is used by Harrogate Convention Centre which is planning to reopen in June.
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