Coronavirus briefing: Belfast doctors call for 'complete lockdown'

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Mar 27, 2020

Good evening,

People came together last night to thank the NHS and care workers who are on the front line of battle against coronavirus.

It was a truly moving spectacle as at 8pm people flocked to their windows and balconies to take part in the 'clap for carers' tribute.

It was another fantastic demonstration of the people coming together at this time of crisis.

There are some very tough days ahead, of that there is no doubt, but with this sort of collective spirit we will come through it together.

We hope you and your families have a safe and enjoyable weekend as possible.

Your Newsletter team

Here are some of today's main developments:

The latest official figures published today show that a further three people have died of coronavirus in Northern Ireland. It was also revealed that a further 34 people had tested positive. The total now stands at 298.
Five practicing doctors in Belfast have written an open letter saying that certain members of the public are simply not not taking the coronavirus seriously enough. They have called for a "complete lockdown" because some people "are failing to understand the gravity of the current situation".
Prime Minister Boris Johnson and Health Secretary Matt Hancock have both tested positive for coronavirus. Mr Johnson's symptoms are said to be mild and he is continuing his duties from self-isolation.
The number of deaths in the UK has risen by 181 in the last 24 hours. A total of 759 people have now died so far in the UK during the outbreak. The number of people who have tested positive for the virus now stands at 14,579.
The government yesterday unveiled an aid package for self-employed people financially impacted during the crisis. For full details on the scheme and how to apply click here
The NHS has put together 10 helpful tips if you are worrying about the virus. The tips can be accessed here


	Three more COVID-19 deaths in NI in last 24 hours - confirmed cases now stands at 298

	Three more patients in Northern Ireland have died after testing positive for COVID-19, the Public Health Agency (PHA) has confirmed.

A total of 13 people in Northern Ireland have died after testing positive for COVID-19.

An Army base in Co Down is set to be used as a temporary mortuary for victims of Covid-19.


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