People visiting friends or family in hospital must have tested negative for Covid-19 before arriving.
02.12.2021 - 16:49 / dailyrecord.co.uk
Health bosses are reminding to do their bit to stop the spread of covid in the face of the new Omicron variant being discovered in Scotland.
The warning comes after the statistics showed cases have risen in West Lothian by 88 in the last seven days.
Supporting the Scottish Government’s Living Safely for Us All campaign, Dona Milne, director of Public Health and Health Policy for NHS Lothian, encouraged people to play their part by stepping up their efforts to curb transmission.
The campaign
People visiting friends or family in hospital must have tested negative for Covid-19 before arriving.
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