Health Officials are continuing to urge people in the Midwest to follow public health guidelines, as cases of Covid-19 in the region rise further.
According to provisional data, there were 10 new COVID-19 cases in Clare, 85 in Limerick and fewer than five in North Tipperary yesterday.
Over the past 14 days, Public Health Mid-West recorded close to 1,000 cases of the virus in the region, though the vast majority; more than 860 were in Limerick, there were upwards on 70 in Clare, and in excess of 35 in North Tipperary.
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Health officials have thanked the public for availing of self-referral clinics to date, which they say has helped to break multiple chains of transmission, but they’re warning that the prevalence of infection is still a concern.
