Health
Government’s lockdown leak led to surge in Bristol Covid cases as young people flocked to bars – Bristol Live
“Whoever leaked that indirectly would have been responsible for increased cases and, and almost certainly increased deaths”
A surge in coronavirus cases in the days after the start of Novembers lockdown in the Bristol area have been blamed on the Government’s lockdown leak.
The impending tougher measures were revealed five days before the November lockdown, which resulted in people rushing to enjoy one last weekend of socialising.
Thats the conclusion drawn by researchers from the University of East Anglia, who found that rises in infections in the week of the November 5 lockdown was only found in areas that were in…
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