Coronavirus in Portsmouth: One new Covid-19 death reported at QA Hospital as total rises to 1,092
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Updated daily figures released by NHS England on Tuesday, March 8 show that the most recent death was recorded on March 4.
All numbers registered in the last few days are subject to change as post mortem results are processed.
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Hide AdIt means the total number of deaths linked to coronavirus at the hospital is 1,092 since the pandemic started.
The daily figures include deaths where the patient has tested positive for Covid-19 in the preceding 28 days.
The first death at QA Hospital was recorded on March 14 in 2020.
Confirmed cases in the Portsmouth City Council area have risen to more than 60,000 since the start of the pandemic.
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Hide AdWhile daily death figures are recorded by hospital trusts – and do not include those that occur in care homes – cases are recorded by council area.
There have been 637 deaths confirmed so far by University Hospital Southampton NHS Foundation Trust, and Hampshire Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust, in Winchester, has recorded 529 deaths.
Southern NHS Trust has seen 65, and Solent NHS Trust 17.
Here is the list of confirmed Covid deaths at QA Hospital recently:
March 4 – one death
March 2 – two deaths
February 26 – two deaths
February 25 – three deaths
February 24 – one death
February 22 – one death
February 20 – one death
February 18 – one death
February 16 – one death
February 15 – two deaths
February 8 – one death
February 7 – one death
February 6 – one death
February 4 – two deaths
February 3 – one death
February 1 – three deaths
January 31 – two deaths
January 28 – two deaths
January 27 – two deaths
January 26 - one death
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