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Image: Radar THE number of Covid-19 patients in Cheshire’s hospitals continues to fall, according to the latest NHS England data. Across the Mid Cheshire, East Cheshire, and Countess of Chester NHS Trusts, data to March 9 shows that 102 patients were being cared for a fall of nearly 25 per cent compared to a week before. On March 2, the trusts were caring for 135 people, and three weeks before that the figure was 345 meaning admissions have fallen by 70 per cent in a month. This average is evenly spread across the three NHS organisations. Mid Cheshire Hospitals Trust was caring for 44 coronavirus patients in hospital as of Tuesday (March 9), down from 66 on the same day the previous week.
SEVENTEEN more deaths of Covid patients have been recorded at Cheshire hospitals in the latest NHS England data published today (Friday, January 22), including six at the Countess. The sad news of the latest deaths comes as hospitals across the nation continue to treat higher numbers of coronavirus patients than at any other point of the pandemic. The latest NHS England figures recorded:
Six deaths at the Countess of Chester Hospital Trust – one patient died on January 19, three on January 20 and two on January 21.
Two deaths at the East Cheshire Trust – both on January 21
Two deaths at the Mid-Cheshire Hospitals Trust – one on January 18, one on January 19