Nearly two-thirds of care homes in Wigan have reported outbreaks of coronavirus - one of the highest rates in the country.
30.04.2020 - 14:35 / manchestereveningnews.co.uk
A police specials sergeant has been producing thousands of face masks to protect care home staff during the coronavirus crisis.
Phil Leonard said he "desperately wanted to do something to help" after hearing about a shortage of PPE for carers.
He runs the Daylight Grip & Textiles factory in Salford, which normally produces materials used in film and television productions.
But, after work was forced to halt during the lockdown, Phil and his staff decided to turn their hands to something new
Nearly two-thirds of care homes in Wigan have reported outbreaks of coronavirus - one of the highest rates in the country.
Coronavirus in care homes will be thrust into the spotlight again amid reports ministers knew a month ago that temporary workers were helping spread the killer disease.
Nearly half of care homes in Greater Manchester have reported outbreaks of coronavirus.
More than 200 residents have died at Scottish care homes run by a company at the centre of a virus outbreak on the Isle of Skye.
Kim Kardashian and SKIMS released their first line of Seamless Face Masks and they’re already sold-out. Inspired by the brand’s signature Solutionwear™, the non-medical, one size masks are soft and breathable for all-day wear and are available in five tonal colors.
There were 15 coronavirus deaths in North Lanarkshire in the past week.
Nicola Sturgeon has denied the number of Covid-19 deaths in Scottish care homes is double the rate of elsewhere in the UK.
An Uddingston cake firm have come up with a sweet gesture for those living in Lanarkshire’s care homes during the coronavirus outbreak.
Old Navy is another fashion retailer to make protective face masks amid coronavirus concerns. You can purchase a variety 5-pack of non-medical-grade, reusable cloth masks to wear when you are out in public, a recommendation from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention in order to slow down the spread of COVID-19.