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Coronavirus outbreaks have been detected at 92 care homes in the last 24 hours
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A total of 92 coronavirus outbreaks have been detected at care homes across the UK in just the last 24 hours.
Chief medical officer Professor Chris Whitty told today's daily press briefing that around 13.5 per cent of care homes are dealing with an outbreak of the virus.
That figure is up from just over nine per cent last week.
Prof Whitty did not state how many care homes have been affected, but it is believed the number of care homes in the UK is around 11,000.
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