Coronavirus: Ronda Chinon Tough May Be Blocked “Within Days”

The council leaders warn that there are only a few days to “overcome” the rise in the Ronda Shinon-Tough (RCT) before the blockade is considered.

Health officials are already closely watching other parts of Wales where the number of cases is skyrocketing.

It follows the local blockade imposed by Carefilly.

RCT visits to nursing homes have already been discontinued, and five supermarkets have been ordered to improve after a health check visit by the authorities.

Small clusters around Porth, Penny Greig, and Tony Pandy have warned about social distance.

Until now, this was a dissimilar nature to carefilly’s infectious diseases, which had previously had community infections.

Case rates look at the number of positive tests recorded in the last 7 days.

For RCTs, this rate was 32.7 cases per 100,000 last week.

Caerphilly took lockdown measures when it passed 54 cases per 100,000.

The updated number of 72.9 cases per 100,000 has become one of the largest hit areas in the UK over the past 7 days.

Currently, there are many cases of RCT that have not been seen since May.

“We don’t have to panic yet…” said Andrew Morgan, council leader, but at the risk of local lockdowns if the numbers continue to grow, as seen in Carefilly.

He said that the public plays an important role in following advice such as handwashing and social distance.

“The only way this virus has spread is because people all over the world have spread it to each other. We need to take responsibility and try and control this,” he adds. It was

Morgan said the council had hundreds of complaints about supermarkets, and when visiting 45 stores, some executives said they were “missing risk and potentially increasing risk.” Said.

Health officials have found that the 20-39 age group is the overwhelming number of cases.

RCTs are especially worrisome when the infection spreads to older people in the community and to more vulnerable people.

Although deaths have fallen dramatically, Covid-19 has the highest mortality rate in Wales in a pandemic.

Two deaths have occurred in nursing homes in the past six weeks, and the last registered death at a hospital involving coronavirus was seven weeks ago.

Also, very few, if any, patients have been ventilated or intensively treated throughout the region’s health care facilities over the last few weeks.

According to the latest figures from the Cwm Taf Morgannwg Health Board, regional hospitals had the lowest number of Covid-19 patients, only one confirmed case, 14 suspicious cases, and 19 recovered cases.

But RCTs aren’t just being monitored closely.

Although the incidence of Powys is now in the double-digit range, infections have also increased to nearly 35 cases per 100,000 in the neighboring Mercerized Phil in the past week.

Cardiff’s case rate is still in the double digits, but hasn’t taken off despite concerns over the last few weeks.

Healthcare professionals were expecting clusters of infectious diseases as lock-down measures were eased, but most worrisome is the rate of increase in positive cases.

Public Health Wales (PHW) said it was working with the Council and the Cwm Taf Morgannwg Health Commission on the planned response to the RCT cluster.

“The testing, tracking, and protection teams are working with the affected people to stay in touch with those who test positive,” said Greek Carl, PHT Incident Director. I said.

“Some of the positive cases in this case came from a young adult age group, and unfortunately those who were reluctant to share details about where they were and who they contacted.” There is also.”

Authorities can map infections at a very local level to identify problems.

Morgan said there had been a “narrow window” of days, perhaps a week, to control the virus before the area was blocked.