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North-east covid cases up a third as region looks to easing of lockdown restrictions

by Callum Main, Emma Morrice and Michelle Henderson 17/03/2021, 10:00 am Updated: 17/03/2021, 10:30 am © Supplied by Callum Main Between March 7 and March 13, 180 cases were confirmed in the region. This is an increase of 45 (33%) on the previous seven-day period. However, as Scotland looks towards an easing of restrictions next month, Aberdeen and Aberdeenshire remain among the council areas with the lowest seven-day rate. In mainland Scotland, only Argyle & Bute, the Borders, Dumfries & Galloway, Angus, Moray and Inverclyde have a lower rate than Aberdeen or Aberdeenshire. Glasgow, East Renfrewshire and Stirling are the areas with the highest rates. How is the positivity rate calculated? Case numbers can be put into context by looking at them as a rate per 100,000 population.

Interactive map: Less than 200 Covid cases detected in north-east in last seven days

Interactive map: Less than 200 Covid cases detected in north-east in last seven days 16/02/2021, 6:57 pm New figures have revealed fewer than 200 new Covid cases were detected in the north-east in the last seven days. Compared to the previous seven-day period, the number of cases confirmed in Aberdeen and Aberdeenshire is down more than 28%. The latest data, released today, shows 197 Covid-19 cases were detected in the north-east between February 7 and February 13. The biggest drop in cases has been seen in Aberdeen, with the region’s figures dropping by almost 40% How is the positivity rate calculated? Case numbers can be put into context by looking at them as a rate per 100,000 population.

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