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HSE Midwest investigating outbreaks of workplace related cases of Covid-19 By Live95 News Team via Pexels Public Health teams in Limerick, Clare and North Tipperary are tracking 156 close contacts from workplace related Covid cases.
53 workplace related cases are currently being investigated in the Mid-West.
HSE Midwest say they are investigating 28 workplace situations of Covid-19 in places such as beauticians, offices, factories and small retail outlets.
Health officials are urging people who are returning to work to attend the walk-in testing centre in Ballysimon or at St Joseph s Health Campus first.
According to provisional data, Public Health Mid-West has recorded more than 680 COVID-19 cases in Limerick, more than 60 in Clare, and more than 30 in North Tipperary in the two week period between May 16 and May 30.
Concerns Over Covid-19 Spike In Limerick
Limerick has experienced a Covid-19 spike over the past 10 days, according to Public Health Mid West.
This includes 90 cases on Friday, 53 cases on Saturday, and 59 cases on Sunday. The Department of Public Health Mid-West is encouraging people in Limerick who have symptoms, concerns, or been exposed to high-risk social settings to avail of the free walk-in test centre.
“The free walk-in and drive-through Covid-19 testing clinic is located at St Joseph’s Health Campus, Mulgrave Street and is operating from 11am to 6.15pm until this Wednesday. No appointment is needed. The walk-in and drive-through at Unit 6D Eastpoint Business Park, on the Ballysimon Road is self-referral from 8am to 4pm, and appointment only between 4pm and 7pm.
PUBLIC Health Mid-West have confirmed they are currently investigating 21 Covid-19 situations in workplaces in the Mid-West region. The situations , they sai.
Concern over sharpest increase in Covid cases in Limerick since beginning of third wave
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THE Department of Public Health Mid-West is encouraging people in Limerick who have symptoms of Covid-19 or who have concerns they may have been exposed to the disease are being encouraged to attend one of the two free walk-in test centres in Limerick.
Provisional data shows more than 680 cases of Covid-19 were reported in Limerick in the two week period between May 16 and May 30. There were more than 60 cases in Clare and more than 30 in North Tipperary during the same period.
There has been a particular spike in Limerick cases over the past 10 days, including 90 cases on Friday, 53 on Saturday, and 59 cases on Sunday. This is the sharpest increase in Covid-19 cases since before the onset of the ‘third wave’ in December, said a spokesperson.