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SALFORD HAS 27 NEW CORONAVIRUS CASES AS NHS URGES PEOPLE TO OPEN WINDOWS
 

Star date: 31st March 2021

WELL VENTILATED ROOMS CAN CUT CHANCE OF CATCHING COVID BY 80%

Salford has 27 new coronavirus cases, down from the previous day's 31, while the seven day rate per 100,000 population now stands at 76.9, down from 80.4. There have been no new virus-related deaths announced by Salford Royal Hospital.

As the spring sun comes out, NHS Salford CCG is advising people to keep rooms well ventilated which can cut the chance of catching COVID-19 by 80%.

Full details here...


Salford coronavirus cases 30th March Salford 7 day infection rate 30th March
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Salford has 27 new coronavirus cases, down from the previous day's 31, bringing the cumulative total to 22,870. The seven day average of cases in Salford is now 199, down from 208, while the seven day rate per 100,000 population now stands at 76.9, down from 80.4.

Elsewhere in Greater Manchester, the seven day average of cases in Bury is 128 (down from 145), with a seven day rate per 100,000 population of 67 (down from 75.9); Bolton 312 (up from 297), with a rate of 108.5 (up from 103.3); Manchester 539 (up from 521), with a rate of 97.5 (up from 94.2); and Oldham 266 (up from 253), with a rate of 112.2 (up from 106.7).

Rochdale has a seven day average of cases of 242 (up from 226), with a seven day rate of 108.8 (up from 101.6); Stockport 218 (down from 238), with a rate of 74.3 (down from 81.1); Tameside 250 (up from 246), with a rate of 110.4 (up from 108.6); Trafford 134 (up from 123), with a rate of 56.5 (up from 51.8); and Wigan 315 (down from 330), with a rate of 95.8 (down from 100.4).

There have been no new virus-related deaths announced by Salford Royal Hospital.

Meanwhile, as the spring sun arrives, NHS Salford CCG is urging people to open windows, which can cut the chance of catching COVID-19 by 80%. They should be open for 10 to 15 minutes every hour, or open a bit all the time...

Born Bred. wrote
at 16:42:49 on 01 April 2021
Pc plod @ I'm out Sunday all day going to a north Wales beach. When I pass the Wales/england borders will I need to cross a checkpoint manned by Germany Gestapo and show my papers(a covid vaccine passport). I don't know what the laws and restrictions are about going into another country, but are we not all part of the UK. Also we will have all the car windows open to help stop the spread of this Corona as advised by the government.
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Pc Plod wrote
at 09:43:16 on 01 April 2021
Darren. please give us details and the times were out and about and the boys will come round to fine you. Thanks.
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Born Bred living his life. wrote
at 17:48:22 on 31 March 2021
Wrote @ 16.24. Look outside mate. Everyone is out and everything is mostly back to normal apart from the hospitality industry not being open. We have had 3 UK lockdowns. The 1st lockdown at the end of march till about June was a PROPER UK REAL LOCKDOWN and nobody was out apart from shopping and the streets was 99% deserted (and yet we had rising covid cases and sadly many covid deaths everyday). Then in July and August some people started to come out and we had most of the hospitality industry open and non essential shops open. Then in August and September i noticed a lot more people finally coming out of the homes and streets getting busier again and a lot more traffic on the roads. All the country parks and countryside's areas also being like there was before the 1st UK REAL lockdown. Then at end of October we had UK lockdown number 2 and then in the new year we had UK lockdown number 3.. The point is nobody has bothered with lockdown 2 and 3 and most people are just going about the everyday business. Look at the roads during the day since September 2020, really busy. Look at the parks and countryside it's busy. To most people now it's carry on with there lives.. where has flu gone? .. ps Rossi (old cigarette) my mate works at a second hand shop in Manchester and he's not fat. Okay amigo.
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at 16:24:54 on 31 March 2021
And that Darren is why we got in the sh-t in the first place , because D heads like you ignored the advice. Of course it doesnt apply to you and you know better. Dick!
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Old Cigarette wrote
at 15:57:52 on 31 March 2021
Dazza, I'm glad that you, your family and your mates go for five hour walks in the countryside. Tell me, do you take the Cash Converters divvy with you? I only ask cos the big fat bugger looks like he needs to lose a couple of stone and a five hour walk'll do him good.
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Born Bred. wrote
at 11:15:28 on 31 March 2021
It's all about this deadly virus allegedly started in Wuhan. It's being rammed in our faces all day long. It's on the TV, the radio, newspapers, newspapers websites, advertising billboards, on Facebook and it's on signs everywhere outside and people are constantly talking and constantly talking and constantly talking about it every day for the last 12 months. It does my head in. Now the new chinwag is now and I'm being asked everyday is "AVE you had the vaccine yet?". Also another chinwag gossip saying is "I can't wait to go back to normal in June" and when I say to people "these lockdowns and new restrictions is on for at least another 3years" i get called a conspiracy theorist. What happened to freedom of speech. The other day I got speaking with a person from my street and we was briefly chatting in the street and she said "where is your facemask?" Then i got chatting to another person in the street and I was telling her this Sunday "I'm going out early with family to the beach and won't be back to really late because we make a day of it", her mood changed towards me and she said "you can't go out on days out" and when I said to her "I'm out every sat/sun afternoon with the kids and family and mates in the countryside for a good 5 hours walk and I always go somewhere different" she was fuming and said "I shouldn't be out at all" and also she said "I should be at home and don't you watch the MSM news on the TV". At the end of the day I stopped watching the MSM news last year and if people throw out the TV out of the window, don't read any newspapers, don't listen to the radio news, don't read news websites and don't look at advertising billboards then this deadly virus wouldn't exist.
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