Wednesday's Coronavirus Update: 31 new positive cases in Milton Keynes

Wednesday, 18 November 2020 16:35

There were 31 positive coronavirus cases recorded in Milton Keynes on Wednesday, according to data from Public Health England.

This takes the total number of positive cases to 3,068 since the pandemic began.

According to the Government's website, no new coronavirus-related deaths were recorded in Milton Keynes today. But sadly 11 coronavirus patients have died at Milton Keynes Hospital since 29th October.

Nationally, 19,609 cases were recorded today and a further 529 deaths.

People are being admitted to Milton Keynes University Hospital for COVID-19 daily.

It is important to follow lockdown rules and coronavirus prevention measures to minimise the spread of COVID-19.

MKFM previously stopped reporting on coronavirus cases due to the lack of testing, and possible misrepresentation of cases within the community, but now that there are more tests available we have decided to provide frequent updates.

We provide the data given to us by Public Health England, and unfortunately this does not cover the number of people who have recovered/left hospital.

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