Grimsby Telegraph

Region records another 36 new Covid cases and one more death

- By PAIGE FRESHWATER paige.freshwater@reachplc.com @PaigeFresh­water

A TOTAL of 36 people in northern Lincolnshi­re tested positive for Covid-19 on Thursday.

In North East Lincolnshi­re, another 23 people received a positive result, a slight drop on Wednesday’s figures.

It puts the region’s rate per 100,000 resident population at 101.5, up three per cent on the previous week.

This compares to North Lincolnshi­re where just 13 people tested positive, according to figures published on February 18. This puts the region’s rolling rate at 94, resulting in a 14.1 per cent drop on the past seven days. The national average stands at 131.8 after another 12.057 people tested positive for the virus.

It puts the country’s estimated R-rate at 0.7 to 0.9 with a daily infection growth rate range of -5 per cent to -2 per cent, as of February 12.

Almost 16.5 million people in the UK have received their first dose of a coronaviru­s vaccine, while about 570,000 others have had their second.

Sadly, another person died with coronaviru­s in a hospital in northern Lincolnshi­re. The latest death was announced by NHS England on Thursday and happened on Tuesday, February 16.

It brings the total number of Covid-19 deaths at the Northern Lincolnshi­re and Goole NHS Foundation Trust to 413, with 16 so far this month.

The Trust runs hospitals in Grimsby and Scunthorpe – but the NHS does not state which hospital deaths have been recorded. Each day’s new figure includes deaths reported by Trusts between 4pm two days prior and 4pm the previous day. Lags in reporting by Trusts often mean some can be a few days behind.

As of yesterday, there were 59 patients between the local hospitals – 33 at Grimsby and 26 at Scunthorpe. Of these, four are in ICU – two at Grimsby and two at Scunthorpe.

Each day Public Health England updates its interactiv­e map, above. As of February 13, North East Lincolnshi­re moved back into the blue category, while North Lincolnshi­re remained in green.

Dark blue (Rolling rate between 200 and 399)

■ Littlefiel­d South & Grange: 12 cases, 216.5 rolling rate

■ Yarborough: 12 cases, 217.6 rolling rate

■ Blue (Rolling rate between 100 and 199)

■ Barton upon Humber: 16 cases, 137.1 rolling rate

■ Cleethorpe­s and Haverstoe: 7 cases, 125.2 rolling rate

■ Cleethorpe­s West: 7 cases, 126.3 rolling rate

■ Holme Hill: 7 cases, 116.8 rolling rate

■ Great Coates & Willows: 6 cases, 103.4 rolling rate

■ Grimsby West Marsh: 10 cases, 130 rolling rate

■ Laceby, Healing, and Stallingbo­rough: 9 cases,

114 rolling rate

■ New Waltham: 14 cases, 163.8 rolling rate

■ Scartho: 12, rolling rate 122.9

■ Scunthorpe Central & Crosby: 15 cases, 156 rolling rate

■ Scunthorpe Central cases, 118 rolling rate

■ Scunthorpe Frodingham: 10 cases, 159.2 rolling rate

■ Scunthorpe Lakeside: 14 cases, 158.7 rolling rate

■ Scunthorpe Lincoln Gardens: 9 cases, 134.3 rolling rate

■ Scunthorpe Yaddlethor­pe: 10 cases, 151.5 rolling rate

■ Sidney Park: 8, 106 rolling rate ■ Waltham and East Ravendale: 10 cases, 127.4 rolling rate

Park: 7

Dark Green (Rolling rate between 50 and 99)

■ Broughton & Appleby: 6 cases, 91.1 rolling rate

■ Burton upon Stather, Alkborough & Gunness: 7 cases, 80.8 rolling rate

■ Cleethorpe­s North: 5 cases, 99.1 rolling rate

■ Crowle & Keadby: 5 cases, 59.4 rolling rate

■ Epworth & Bracon: 7 cases, 91.1 rolling rate

■ Goxhill, Barrow & New Holland: 5 cases, 79.3 rolling rate

■ Grimsby East Marsh & Port: 5 cases, 90.6 rolling rate

■ Humberston: 4, 55.4 rolling rate ■ Kirkton & Hibaldstow: 5 cases, 70.9 rolling rate

■ Littlefiel­d North: 4 cases, 69.6 rolling rate

■ Nunsthorpe: 4, 55.3 rolling rate ■ Scunthorpe Ashby: 4 cases, 62.8 rolling rate

■ Scunthorpe Berkeley: 6 cases, 92.7 rolling rate

■ Scunthorpe Bottesford: 6 cases, 66.3 rolling rate

■ Scunthorpe North: cases, 88.6 rolling rate

■ Wellow: 8 cases, 88.8 rolling rate

■ Weelsby and Old Clee: 5 cases, 69.9 rolling rate

Green (Rolling rate between 10 and 49)

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■ Brigg & South Ferriby: 3 cases, 31.4 rolling rate

■ Immingham and Habrough: 5 cases, 47.7 rolling rate

■ Laceby Acres and Wybers Wood: 3 cases, rolling rate 43

■ New Clee: 3, 49.5 rolling rate

■ Scunthorpe Westcliff: 3 cases, 49.7 rolling rate

Suppressed (No rolling rate due to less than three cases)

■ Barnetby, Ulceby & holme: Suppressed

■ Cleethorpe­s Beacon Hill: Suppressed

■ Holton-le-Clay, Binbrook, and Tetney: Suppressed

■ Messingham & Scawby: Suppressed

■ Winterton & Suppressed

Killing

Winteringh­am:

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GRIMSBY
Suppressed [white] is the lowest category with fewer than three cases, followed by yellow with between 0 and 9 cases, light green with 10 and 49, and dark green with 50 to 99. This is followed by light blue with between 100 and 199, dark blue with 200 to 399, purple with 400 and 799 and dark purple with 800 plus GRIMSBY
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