No coronavirus deaths recorded in Tendring for three weeks

The last recorded death was on 30 March

Author: Lettie BuxtonPublished 21st Apr 2021

There have been no coronavirus deaths recorded in Tendring in three weeks.

Latest data on the Government website shows there have yet again been zero deaths within 28 days of a positive test in the last seven days.

The last recorded death was on 30 March.

Meanwhile seven people tested positive for COVID-19 in Tendring yesterday (20 April).

This comes as lockdown continues to ease.

What is next in the roadmap?

21st June: Nightclubs could reopen

STEP FOUR: From 21st June all remaining restrictions on social distancing could be lifted, and larger events may be allowed to resume. Nightclubs may also be allowed to reopen.

21st June: Bigger weddings

STEP FOUR: Bigger wedding celebrations may be permitted from 21st June.

21st June: Mass events

STEP FOUR: If all restrictions on social distancing are lifted on 21st June, mass events including concerts and festivals will be allowed to resume.

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