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Jun 2021
Last Updated: 03/06/2021
More than 180,000 covid vaccinations given in Harrogate district
More than 180,000 covid vaccinations have been given in the Harrogate district so far. A total of 107,899 people have received a first dose and 73,644 have had second doses, according to Public Health England figures.
The vaccination centre in Knaresborough.
More than 180,000 covid vaccinations have been given in the Harrogate district so far.
A total of 107,899 people have received a first dose and 73,644 have had second doses, according to Public Health England figures.
It means 181,543 vaccinations have been given in total.
Meanwhile, seven further covid cases have been reported in the Harrogate district today.
According to Public Health England figures, it takes the total number of cases since last March to 7,788.
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The daily number of cases reported is based on PCR and lateral flow tests returning positive results.
However, if someone with a positive lateral flow test later has a negative result with a PCR test, the earlier result will be removed.
No further deaths from patients who tested positive for covid have been reported at Harrogate District Hospital.
According to NHS England figures, the most recent death of a patient who tested positive for covid was recorded on April 11.
It means the death toll at the hospital since last March remains at 179.
Elsewhere, the district’s seven-day covid rate stands at 21 per 100,000 people.
The North Yorkshire average is 17 and the England rate is 34.
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