Developments
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| Originally published | December 17, 2007 |
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Coronavirus: 'Dark day" UK deaths hit 10,000
UK registered 737 new coronavirus-related hospital deaths, where the total number to 10,612.
It Comes after a government-the chief scientific adviser said
health Secretary to Matt Hancock said: "today is a dark day," but welcomed the efforts that had made the people to stay At Home .
The Number of reported deaths does not include deaths outside of hospitals.
Meanwhile, after he was discharged from the hospital.
Mr Hancock told The Daily press briefing: "Today is a dark day is suffering in the effects of this disease, as we look at The List of countries that have seen More Than 10,000 deaths in connection with the coronavirus.
"The fact that over 10,000 people have now lost their lives by the unseen killer shows just how serious this coronavirus is, and why The National efforts of all employees, is so important. "
the UK to surpass the fifth country in 10,000 deaths, admission to the US, Spain, Italy and France.
Earlier, Sir Jeremy Farrar , a member of the government Scientific Advisory Group for Emergencies (Sage), said that Britain was likely to be "one of the worst if not the worst affected country in Europe".
In Comparison , He Said , the "remarkable" scale of the Tests in Germany had to hold already in the key, The Number of hospital admissions for coronavirus is lower than in the UK.
"Undoubtedly, there are lessons to learn," He Said .
Respond to Sir Jeremy's comments, said health Secretary: "The Future of this virus is unknowable, as in the past, because it depends on the behavior of millions of people and The Great British public. "
Mr Hancock added that the government has the advice of experts "very seriously".
Public Health England medical Director Professor Yvonne Doyle said The Number of people, the stabilized was in the hospital with the Corona Virus in London, but it was the increase in North-west England, Yorkshire and North-East England.
Speaking about the love that had died, Mr Hancock said: "your grief is our grief and their stories will not be forgotten. "
"Mama was there for me, no matter what'Janice Graham, 58, was The First NHS workers in Scotland to die from coronavirus. Her son said he would be "all about you".
The health Secretary of The British public congratulated for "rising to the challenge" to stay home.
"your unwavering commitment to the following social distancing rules for makes a difference," he added.
the Minister continued to ask people to stay home over the Easter weekend to curb the spread of The Virus , despite the warm and Sunny weather over parts of the UK.
Today, the decline in The Number of newly announced deaths of people with the coronavirus is no consolation, as we pass tragic milestone of 10,000.
And we know that the true number of fatalities to date higher: this figure does not include the people who died with the Corona Virus, but whose death has Not Yet been reported to The Department of health.
But it could have been worse.
until Last Weekend , this figure was doubling every three and a half days. Had more, we could have seen More Than 2,500 deaths announced today. The growth is not happening.
Today's fall could be due to less reporting of deaths on a Bank Holiday . Also if we are not around The Corner , it is announced The Number of deaths, every day has kept, under 1,000 in the week.
This is still a terrifying number. But the slowdown in the growth of new cases of people who have The Evidence , works in the hospital with coronavirus and The Number of deaths on the add all cases to the block.
The health Minister also that will warn users if they have recently in the vicinity of someone, suspected to be infected with the coronavirus.
Mr Hancock also prolonged addressed criticism about the lack of personal protective equipment (PPE) for NHS staff.
He denied that the government had been slowly supplied to the stockpile of PPE, and said "significant", but acknowledged it was "always do more".
There were "record amounts in The System ," he added.
Mr Hancock said, it was more of a capacity for Critical Care , as it was, as the coronavirus is from the "first hit on our shores".
as of Sunday, there are 2,295 replacement Critical Care beds in the whole of the UK, up to 150 from Saturday, He Said .
In other Developments :
coronavirus lockdown measures, coronavirus pandemic, nhs, matthew hancock
Source of news: bbc.com