The drop in the number of coronavirus infections is feared to be just a temporary dip.
The drop in the number of coronavirus infections could just be a temporary dip, a health expert has said.
‘But it is still too early to see any impact of the relaxations of Monday 19 and some of the reduction in cases will be because of many children no longer being tested as regularly now schools are closed. Although hospital admissions have risen 35% and deaths have doubled from what they were at the beginning of the month, the numbers are still number lower than at the peak of the second wave.
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