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Coronavirus: Ireland at ‘tipping point’ as Covid-19 cases rise – BBC News
The Republic of Ireland’s cabinet reverses some corovavirus lockdown relaxation measures.
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People are being urged to work from home and not use public transport
The Republic of Ireland’s cabinet has reversed some of its lockdown relaxation measures as it attempts to deal with rising Covid-19 case numbers.
Irish Health Minister Stephen Donnelly said: “We are at a tipping point.”
He added that a few weeks ago there were just 61 new reported cases for a seven day period but last week there were 533 cases.
The tightening of restricti…
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