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Southampton's director of public health said there is no cause for alarm, but residents should be vigilant
Coronavirus
The Coronavirus pandemic hit the shores of the UK in February 2020.
The first case was confirmed on the Isle of Wight on 7th March 2020, with the second confirmed case a week later.
Below are some articles relating to the Coronavirus (Covid-19/C19) outbreak.
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The Covid booster bus will be back again next week, dates and times to be advised
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Health chief urges people to carry on following good hand hygiene, using face coverings, ventilating spaces and questioning whether they have let the ‘right behaviours lapse'
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Although many people have had problems booking their Covid booster a whopping 47,000 people have had theirs now
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Ian Dore says the suggestion by Conservative councillor, Joe Robertson, that clinical staff should replace SIA registered members on the entrance of St Mary's hospital shows a total lack of understanding
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On Monday the head of Isle of Wight CCG announced a mobile booster bus would travel to three towns on the Island to help relieve the pressure on vaccination centres. See details within for dates, times and locations
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Check out the new rules about where you need to wear a face covering from today onwards due to the new Omicron Covid-19 variant
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News OnTheWight shares the weekly roundup of positive Covid-19 tests and deaths on the Isle of Wight, as well as hospital admissions and age breakdowns
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A roving Covid booster bus will be introduced, as well as opportunities for walk-in booster jabs, after the CCG admit they need to do better
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The Isle of Wight CCG have apologised for the confusion over booster jabs and admit they need to do better
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News OnTheWight shares an update on the number of daily and weekly positive Covid-19 tests and deaths on the Isle of Wight
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You can get first or second dose walk-in jabs at Riverside and Westridge, but they are not set up for booster walk-ins and residents turning up are putting extra pressure on the system
