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Latest Isle of Wight Coronavirus figures: 11th August 2020 (updated)

There have been two new deaths due to Coronavirus (Covid-19) recorded on the Isle of Wight.

The deaths were registered in Isle of Wight care homes in the week up to 31st July 2020.

This brings the total number of deaths on the Isle of Wight where Covid-19 is named on the death certificate to 86.

The figure is made up of 39 deaths in hospital, three deaths at home, one at the hospice and 43 deaths in care homes.

Confirmed Covid-19 cases
There has also been a slight increase in the number of confirmed cases on the Isle of Wight from 423 to 425 – making the rate per 100,000 of population 299.8.

Our thoughts are with all those who have lost loved ones and with the care and NHS staff who have worked so hard to help save lives.

Article edit
1pm 11th Aug 2020 – Care home deaths corrected from 42 to 43

Image: Annie Spratt under CC BY 2.0

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Colin
30, June 2016 1:26 pm

You only had to watch the televised meeting months ago with the minister to know that this was a done deal.

Politicians. Consultations just a sham. Always know what’s best for us. Or not.

Good luck with working with the IWC during the next franchise. Will it still exist or be solvent or have any money to do anything?

VentnorLad
30, June 2016 1:53 pm

My first point to raise is that the government is using the wrong model for the entire UK rail network. As an essential public service, the railway should be in public ownership and operated by the state; not for profit but to provide a useful service and to support the national economy. Public transportation should always be the primary objective of public transport, not profit (the clue’s… Read more »

shy susie
30, June 2016 1:55 pm

How about a petition/referendum on this?

VentnorLad
Reply to  shy susie
30, June 2016 2:01 pm

That’s not such a good idea, the politicians will lie about it and when they do that, we the public can’t be trusted to understand what is true and what isn’t. We simply don’t have the intellectual capacity to critically appraise the information put before us…

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Rod Manley
30, June 2016 3:03 pm

KEEP IT IN THE FRANCHISE!!!

ThomasC
1, July 2016 1:19 pm

What we have to hope for is a complete lack of bidders. No bidders, means no way forwards on this approach, which would mean it would need to remain in the current franchise, or be publicly operated. The last time this happened was with the East Coast Main Line when the government made £250m whilst it was operated by the public sector – thank heavens they managed… Read more »

mark francis
1, July 2016 11:24 pm

The Island’s tourist industry was founded on the railways & is still dependent on it to a limited extent. With the ending of EU subsidies the farmers are stuffed so its back to the other traditional IOW industry,which with increased tariffs, will probably be a growth industry.
Smuggling.

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