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Cornwall’s confirmed Covid-19 tally still at 5, despite big increase in the number of cases nationally

Cornwall’s confirmed Covid-19 tally still at 5, despite big increase in the number of cases nationally

Posted By theboss on 13th March 2020

The number of confirmed Covid-19 cases in Cornwall has again held steady at five. Data released by the Department of Health this afternoon (Friday) shows no increase since Monday. Nationally,…

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