Another 398 coronavirus deaths have been reported in the UK – the highest on Sunday in seven months.
A further 18,662 cases were also reported, meaning the country now tops the list with 1.5 million cases. The total number of related deaths and cases is now 55,024 and 1,512,045.
The death toll on Sunday, April 19, was 432. Since the last four Sundays, the total portion of each day has been above 150, compared to today’s total portion. The reason for the low number of deaths reported over the weekend is the gap in trend figures, while the government said the ‘processing error’ has also increased today’s total.
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The government said today’s data included 141 deaths previously published in England that were excluded from yesterday’s data due to a ‘processing update’.
However, even without those deaths, today’s total would still be 257 – the highest toll since May 24, when 379 people died.
Different statistics indicate that there have been 63 deaths, 73 deaths, including the mention of Kovid-1 on the death certificate.
Earlier today, a further 222 deaths were reported in NHS England country hospitals.
Meanwhile, Northern Ireland’s death toll is approaching 1,000 and its total is 50,000, followed by 10 more Covid-19 deaths and 342 cases.
The current averages are 933 and 49,784, respectively.
There have been 808 new cases of coronavirus in Wales, including a total of 723,3411 since the outbreak began.
Also for the health department, 11 new deaths were reported, meaning the toll rose to 2,376.
Scotland also reported similar figures on Sunday, with a further 84 cases of new cases and seven deaths.
That brings the relative averages to 88,361 and 3,503, respectively.
Back in England, it was publicly said that the lockdown could end in a fortnight, with The pub curfew is expected to be broken at 10 p.m.
But those in tough tires under the revised system have been warned that despite the promise of a vaccine rollout on the horizon, normal life will not return until at least Easter.
Meanwhile, the World Health Organization has warned Europe that it could face a third wave of infections if it fails to learn from past mistakes.
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