Map shows latest number of Covid cases in Colchester as lockdown eased gazette-news.co.uk - get the latest breaking news, showbiz & celebrity photos, sport news & rumours, viral videos and top stories from gazette-news.co.uk Daily Mail and Mail on Sunday newspapers.
ALMOST all parts of Colchester have recorded nearly zero Covid cases in the latest week, new figures show. According to the Government s latest hotspots map, just two parts of the borough recorded three or more cases in the week to April 4. The rest of the borough has recorded less than three, meaning the virus is classed as suppressed in these areas. They are not recorded on the hotspots map any longer. The only areas which saw three or more cases were Parson s Heath, which recorded four, and Mile End and Braiswick, which recorded three.
Here are the latest number of cases for each part of Colchester:
EVERY neighbourhood in Colchester recorded less than six Covid cases in the latest seven day period, figures show. According to the latest Government hotspots map, every part of the borough recorded six or less cases in the seven days to March 31. The highest number of cases were seen in New Town and Hythe as well as Marks Tey and Wakes Colne - with each recording six. A total of 15 parts of the borough recorded less than five Covid cases in this week with nine parts of the borough seeing less than three cases. These areas are no longer included as hotspots of the Government map and the virus is classed as suppressed in these parts of the borough.
The part of Colchester where the Covid rate has risen 250 per cent gazette-news.co.uk - get the latest breaking news, showbiz & celebrity photos, sport news & rumours, viral videos and top stories from gazette-news.co.uk Daily Mail and Mail on Sunday newspapers.
Several neighbourhoods across Colchester and the surrounding areas are nearly Covid free as infection rates continue to drop. The number of coronavirus cases being recorded has fallen significantly during England’s third national lockdown, with every district in Essex now seeing an infection rate of under 100 cases per 100,000 population. And with the rate of infection still falling, there are encouraging signs of a promising easing of the lockdown in the coming weeks. With residents still playing their part in trying to stop the spread of the virus, some wards have now nearly eliminated the virus. A map compiled using Government data shows the number of Covid cases in the week to March 11.