The cumulative total of Covid cases in Orkney is now at 5,405.

The monitoring of Kirkwall’s sewage system continues to show positive readings for traces of non-infective Covid-19 ribonucleic acid (RNA)

The stats for Scotland published today, 2nd of June 2022, on the PHS website are as follows:

National Records of Scotland: Deaths Involving Covid-19

  • As of 29th May 2022, there have been a total of 14,799 deaths registered in Scotland where the novel coronavirus (COVID-19) was mentioned on the death certificate.
  • In week 23rd to 29th May there were 45 deaths involving COVID-19 (8 fewer than the previous week).
  • The provisional total number of all deaths registered in Scotland in week 21 of 2022 (23rd to 29th May) was 1,090 (3% above the 5-year average).

Deaths involving Covid 19 Age Groups

  • Age 45 – 64: 2 deaths
  • Age 65 – 74: 11 deaths
  • Age 75 – 84: 14 deaths
  • Age 85+ : 18 deaths

7 deaths occurred in Care Homes, 8 at Home/non institutional setting, 30 in a Hospital

  • get your vaccine when offered to ensure you are fully protected
  • stay at home if you’re unwell with symptoms or have a fever
  • open windows when socialising indoors
  • wear a face covering in indoor public places and on public transport
  • wash your hands to protect yourself

Care for yourself and others to help slow down the spread of the virus and reduce pressure on our health services.

2 responses to “38 New #Covid Cases in Orkney Since Monday”

  1. berniebell1955 Avatar
    berniebell1955

    Hmmmm….and what happened in Orkney last weekend?

    This could be of interest – should be of interest…..

    https://www.change.org/p/improve-public-health-messaging-for-pims-ts

  2. berniebell1955 Avatar
    berniebell1955

    To Messrs. Clyde & Treasure on Facebook….’Absence of evidence isn’t evidence of absence.’

    The point is – to try to keep on making people be aware of the continuing presence of Covid, – whether they like it or not.

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