detail as to what the infection levels are in your area. and that should help you to judge levels are in your area. and that should help you tojudge risk levels are in your area. and that should help you to judge risk but it s also important, any one of our patients who are in the vulnerable category, to talk to your gp or consultant, doctor, because you can get a personalised level of risk from the risk calculator we are using and that hopefully will help you to judge a personal level of risk. you to udge a personal level of risk. ., ., , ., ., risk. let me add a question that has come in on risk. let me add a question that has come in on twitter risk. let me add a question that has come in on twitter in risk. let me add a question that has come in on twitter in the risk. let me add a question that has come in on twitter in the last - risk. let me add a question that has come in on twitter in the last few. come in on twitter in the last few moments progresses that i suffer fro
schools, and we have also seen, may be a consequence of that in recent weeks, that infection levels have started to fall quickly in those schools because immunity gives a barrier to the virus. we will know more about whether that will happen in adults as well when we get data on infections at two o clock today, but that is playing out very clearly in younger age groups. mi but that is playing out very clearly in younger age groups. in younger age groups. all right, robert, in younger age groups. all right, robert. good in younger age groups. all right, robert, good to in younger age groups. all right, robert, good to see in younger age groups. all right, robert, good to see you, i in younger age groups. all right, robert, good to see you, thank. in younger age groups. all right, i robert, good to see you, thank you very much, robert cuffe there. a new report has found nhs surfaces in england are to communicate properly with people who are blind, deaf or have a disability. i disc
asymptomatic patients have quarantined for weeks. over the last two years, hong kong has all but controlled the outbreak of covid 19. the authorities say it success is due in part to the use of the zero covid policy. now many are questioning if that policy is still working. china prides itself in strictly controlling the spread of the virus. beijing has sent on the ground support to help maintain the outbreak. hong kong officials say that further restrictions may may be introduced to bring the virus under control. children in the philippines were forced to learn by online classes because of the lu yen hsun and though some schools to develop in november rising infection levels kept many schools closed. now volunteer teachers in the south of the country have come up with an
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details is also spectre to end on the 21st of march. the 21st of march. lets talk to gillian evans the 21st of march. lets talk to gillian evans who the 21st of march. lets talk to gillian evans who is the 21st of march. lets talk to gillian evans who is the i the 21st of march. lets talk to gillian evans who is the head | the 21st of march. lets talk to i gillian evans who is the head of health intelligence at nhs grampian in scotland. thank you forjoining us. first of all, your response to the first minister. i us. first of all, your response to the first minister. the first minister. i think where enterin: the first minister. i think where entering a the first minister. i think where entering a different the first minister. i think where entering a different phase i the first minister. i think where entering a different phase of. the first minister. i think where | entering a different phase of the pandemic. a calmer phase is one i ve read a lot in the scottish governmen