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SALFORD HAS 109 NEW CORONAVIRUS CASES AS 70 YEAR OLDS AND EXTREMELY VULNERABLE CAN BOOK VACCINE
 

Star date: 8th February 2021

70 YEAR OLDS AND EXTREMELY VULNERABLE CAN NOW BOOK VACCINE

Salford has 109 new coronavirus cases, down from the previous day's 126, while the seven day rate per 100,000 population now stands at 273.9, down from 275.1. There have been three new virus-related deaths at Salford Royal Hospital.

Meanwhile, the Salford NHS Vaccination Service is now calling people age 70 and above and those who are clinically extremely vulnerable for their vaccine, which can be booked without waiting for an invite.

Full details here...


Salford rapid test Greater Manchester Hub Salford virus cases 7th February
Salford 7 day virus rate 7th February
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Salford has 109 new coronavirus cases, down from the previous day's 126, bringing the cumulative total to 20,404. The seven day average of cases in Salford has decreased to 709, down from 712, while the seven day rate per 100,000 population now stands at 273.9, down from 275.1.

Elsewhere in Greater Manchester, the seven day average of cases in Bury is 407 (down from 429), with a seven day rate per 100,000 population of 213.1 (down from 219.9); Bolton 805 (up from 799), with a rate of 280 (up from 277.9); Manchester 1,535 (down from 1,577), with a rate of 277.6 (down from 285.2); and Oldham 533 (up from 516), with a rate of 224.8 (up from 217.6).
 
Rochdale has a seven day average of cases of 546 (down from 565), with a seven day rate of 245.5 (down from 254); Stockport 698 (up from 684), with a rate of 237.9 (up from 233.1); Tameside 513 (down from 568), with a rate of 226.5 (down from 250.8); Trafford 476 (down from 491), with a rate of 200.5 (down from 206.9); and Wigan 826 (down from 835), with a rate of 251.3 (down from 254.1).

There have been three new virus-related deaths at Salford Royal Hospital.

Meanwhile, the Salford NHS Vaccination Service is now calling people age 70 and above and those who are clinically extremely vulnerable for their vaccine. These people don't have to wait for an invite and can book direct – click here

And if you work in food processing, factories or warehouses during lockdown and are feeling well, you can get a free, quick COVID-19 test at one of Salford's rapid test centres – to book a test click here

For anyone needing urgent medical supplies or food the Greater Manchester Hub number in Salford is 0800 952 1000 Monday to Friday 8:30am-6pm, and Saturdays 9am-1pm. Or text 07860 022 876. Click here for further details

Michael Kenny wrote
at 18:11:08 on 08 February 2021
Hi I have asthma and feel vulnerable I am a key worker working in a supermarket . Am I able to have the covid vaccine? Thanks.
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Salford Star wrote
at 17:57:24 on 08 February 2021
See Annette's comment below...We understand that carers will be in cohort 6 (they're vaccinating cohort 4 at the mo) if you are registered with your GP or Health Trust as a carer. You can register as an unpaid carer. Campaigners are currently pushing for the Government to improve communications in this regard...
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Annette Miller wrote
at 10:51:55 on 08 February 2021
I am a full time carer for my terminally ill husband. Would i be eligible fir the vaccine? Thanks
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David Harcourt wrote
at 09:39:02 on 08 February 2021
I work in a warehouse I'm a manager & My wife works NHS on a active ward I feel vulnerable when she comes home from a shift
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