Coronavirus cases increased to 103,093 in the UK-more than 861 deaths recorded

According to public health, the number of deaths in the UK associated with coronaviruses is now 13,729.

The Ministry of Health and Human Services has also revealed that 103,093 people have been identified with the virus.

A statement from the government ministry stated: “As of 9 am on April 16, 417,649 tests were completed and 18,665 tests were conducted on April 15.

“327,608 were tested, of which 103,093 were positive.

“As of 5 pm on April 15, 13,729 of those hospitalized in the UK for being positive for coronavirus died sadly.”

According to Downing Street, the UK now has the capacity to carry out 35,000 coronavirus tests per day.

Less than half of that number is currently running.

A prime minister spokesman said 15,994 tests were conducted in England, Scotland and Wales in the 24-hour period until Wednesday at 9am.

These are the symptoms of coronavirus (Photo WHO)

COVID-19 is a respiratory disease that can affect the lungs and respiratory tract. It is caused by a virus called the coronavirus, and spreads primarily through droplets that occur when an infected person coughs or sneezes, or saliva droplets or nasal discharge.

What are the symptoms? The NHS states that you should not leave home if any of the following are true:

• High temperature – feels hot when touching chest or back (no need to measure body temperature) • New continuous cough – This means that the cough lasts more than 1 hour, or more than 3 times within 24 hours Episodes (usually can be worse if you have a cough)

What should I do if I feel sick? Instead of going to your GP, look online for a coronavirus service that will tell you if you need medical help and what to do next. Call 111 only if you cannot get help online.

What precautions do you need? Wash your hands thoroughly with soap and water. The NHS also recommends covering your mouth and nose with tissue or sleeves (not your hands) when you cough or sneeze. Immediately place used tissue in the box to avoid intimate contact with people who are unwell. Also, if your hands are clean, avoid touching your eyes, nose, or mouth.

When can I get out? You should leave home only for very limited purposes:

• Do not buy basic necessities such as food and medicine as often as possible. • One type of exercise per day, including running, walking and biking – alone or with family • Medical needs Avoiding or avoiding the risk of blood donation, injury or harm, or providing care or vulnerabilities To help others • Travel for work, but only in places where you cannot work from home

However, these reasons are an exception. Even if you do these activities, you should minimize the amount of time you spend outside your home and make sure you are two meters away from people outside your home.

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