VTEC outbreak prompts temporary closure of Clare childcare facility
AN OUTBREAK of verotoxigenic E coli infection (VTEC) has resulted in the temporary closure of a childcare facility in Co Clare.
AN OUTBREAK of verotoxigenic E coli infection (VTEC) has resulted in the temporary closure of a childcare facility in Co Clare.
*Photograph: Burren Eye Photography CLARE had the second highest incidence rate of COVID-19 in Ireland over the Christmas period.
OVER 94 percent of persons aged twelve and older are fully vaccinated in Co Clare.
Infection rates of COVID-19 in the Mid-West have doubled in the past four to five weeks.
*Photograph: John Mangan Ahead of the anticipated arrival of large numbers of people to our beaches this May Bank Holiday Weekend, pleas have been issued for the public to remain vigilant in the suppression of COVID-19.
*Dr Mai Mannix. Photograph: Keith Wiseman A change in the age-profile of persons diagnosed with COVID-19 has been observed, the Department of Public Health Mid-West have stated.
Easter is the time to stamp out COVID-19 in Clare communities, the Mid-West Emergency Group have stated while 457 new cases are known across the country.
*Photograph: John Mangan Seven new cases of COVID-19 have been reported in Clare while the amount of cases nationally are “static”.
*Photograph: Sean Curtin / True Media Continued decline of the spread of COVID-19 has been recorded in Clare while appeals to avoid large gatherings on St Patrick’s Day have been issued by the Taoiseach and the Department of Public Health Mid-West.
*Photograph: Sean Curtin / True Media A number of “complex outbreaks” of COVID-19 are under investigation in Clare, the Department of Public Health Mid-West has confirmed.