Norfolk Covid-19 case numbers at their lowest since October
Cases of coronavirus in Norfolk are continuing to fall.
Data from Public Health England shows that case numbers in Norfolk are at their lowest since October last year.
In the seven days to the 23rd February, there were 688 cases in the county.
The rate of infection is 75.8 per hundred thousand people, that remains well below the national average.
It's the lowest number of cases and rate of infection in the county since the week to the 19th October 2020.
The R rate in the East, which shows how fast the virus is growing, is currently between 0.6 and 0.8.
Anything below 1 means cases are continuing to fall.