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Covid-19: Cornwall now has 17 clusters, having recorded more than 300 new cases in only three weeks

Covid-19: Cornwall now has 17 clusters, having recorded more than 300 new cases in only three weeks

Posted By Anne North on 29th September 2020

By Anne North The number of Covid-19 cases in Cornwall has increased by 52 in the past 48 hours, according to NHS data. There are now 17 clusters in Cornwall.…

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