298 Areas are experiencing an increase in covid cases

There are 298 CORONAVIRUS cases rising in the UK. This interactive map shows whether your area is one.

The virus has caused deaths in 76 countries, while infection rates have fallen to their lowest levels in three weeks.

The data for the week ending November 18 show that there have been an increase in cases in Torridge, Devon. The map shows the latest infection rates.

Torridge remains the most infected area in the UK, with 699 new cases within the seven-day period to November 18. This is equivalent to 1,017.2 per 100,000 people.

This is an increase of 714.5 over the seven days leading up to November 11.

The public health officials have asked residents to keep coming forward to get their vaccines. They also ask that they only dial 999 in an emergency.

Torridge and Devon councils have encouraged residents to use the correct services for their health concerns on their social media pages so that the NHS doesn’t get overwhelmed this winter.

Gwynedd, Wales, has the second highest infection rate in the country, rising from 604.0 to 8878.0 with 1,099 new infections.

This week, one doctor said that patients were experiencing pain due to high demand for health care in the area.

A doctor at Ysbyty Gwynedd in Bangor said this: ITV WalesPatients were not receiving the care they required due to time constraints.

But Wales’ Health Minister Eluned Morgan MS said while the service was under pressure, patients aren’t being harmed – but are having to wait a little bit longer.

Mid Ulster, Northern Ireland, has the third highest rate at 572.0 to 871.4, with 1,298 new patients.

Moray has the highest rate of crime in Scotland (557.9).

Yesterday, 44,917 more people in the UK tested positive for Covid-19 – an increase of 23 percent compared to last month.

However, 45 deaths per day are the lowest in the country since November 1, 2005 when 40 people died from the disease.

The three areas with the highest number of cases are the three most infected in the country.

Cases have seen a dramatic increase in East Hampshire cases, rising from 363.4 to 614.

South Central Ambulance Service (SCAS), responsible for Hampshire, stated this week that delays at hospitals remain a’significant problem’.

Tracy Redman, Head of Operations, said that Covid-19 has reduced delays. However, SCAS experienced the largest number of delays in recent weeks.

“The result is that SCAS resources are tied up and unable to respond to other patients in the community during this time.”

Local doctors also spoke out. Local mediaThere had been an increase in coronavirus cases in intensive medical care.

Another area that has seen a significant rise in cases in the last week is Richmondshire in Yorkshire & the Humber, which has jumped from 329.4 cases per 100,000 to 567.6.

Penny Spring is the local public health director. She said that the number of cases is highest among those who are not vaccinated, and especially in children under school age.