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Covid-19: Infection rates still high in Bodmin and Saltash

Covid-19: Infection rates still high in Bodmin and Saltash

Posted By theboss on 28th January 2021

Only two areas in Cornwall are now reporting Covid-19 clusters greater than the national average. Bodmin East has a seven-day average rate of 521.2 new cases per 100,000 population, and…

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