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7 Jan, 6 tweets, 5 min read
We've just published our weekly #COVID19 surveillance report.

See it here: gov.uk/government/sta…
This week's #COVID19 surveillance report shows that case rates continue to increase across all age groups.

See the report here: gov.uk/government/sta… Line graph showing weekly l...
Our weekly #COVID19 surveillance report also shows that case rates have risen across all regions, and continue to be highest in #London.

See the data for yourself: gov.uk/government/sta… Line graph showing weekly l...
Hospital admissions for #COVID19 remain highest in those aged 85 and over.

See our weekly surveillance report here: gov.uk/government/sta… Line graph showing weekly h...
Hospital admission rates for #COVID19 are highest in #London.

See our weekly surveillance report here: gov.uk/government/sta… Line graph showing weekly h...
Responding to our weekly #COVID19 surveillance report, our Medical Director, Yvonne Doyle, pays tribute to staff across the health service and stresses the importance of staying at home.

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