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Cornwall’s Covid-19 deaths up to 24th April: 84 in hospitals, 34 in care homes and 16 at home

Cornwall’s Covid-19 deaths up to 24th April: 84 in hospitals, 34 in care homes and 16 at home

Posted By theboss on 5th May 2020

By Daniel Clark At least 34 Covid-19 deaths have taken place in Cornwall’s care homes, the Office for National Statistics has confirmed. The data covers the period up to 24th…

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