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Public Health England warn of 40% higher hospital admissions than during first peak

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Public Health England warn of 40% higher hospital admissions than during first peak

Public Health England warn of 40% higher hospital admissions than during first peak

Deputy Director of Public Health England Dr Susan Hopkins says that there are40% more hospital cases currently than at the first peak of the Covid-19pandemic.


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