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06
Apr 2021
Only two new covid cases in district in past twenty four hours
Figures published by Public Health England show that there were only 2 new cases of covid in the Harrogate district in the past 24 hours.
There have been no deaths of patients who tested positive for coronavirus reported at Harrogate District Hospital. The total number of people who have tested positive for covid in the district since the start of the pandemic is 7,597. The number of patients who have died in the district's hospital stands at 178.
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The 7 day case rate in the district is now the lowest it has been since August last year. The most recent data (up to April 3) showed that Harrogate has a rate per 100,000 population of 11.2.
Selby has the highest average 7 day rate in North Yorkshire at 50.8 whilst the England average is 36.1.
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