LONDON: England reported 146 new deaths within 28 days after the positive Covid-19 test on Tuesday, the highest daily total since March 12, due to the impact of surge in surge last month in cases given the fatality, showing government data.
The number of new cases reported on Tuesday fell to 23,510 from 25,161 on Monday, less than half of 54,674 recorded on July 17, shortly before most of the social distance steps removed in the UK.
But the Coronavirus case has begun to crawl again, with 196,047 Britons infected with Covid-19 in the past week, 7% more than a week before and the highest total rolling this month.
Prime Minister Boris Johnson continued with the easing of Covid-19 restrictions in England because the vast roll-out of the vaccination he said was mostly violated the relationship between infection and inpatients and the next death.
Three quarters of British adults have now received two doses of Covid-19 vaccine, and 89% have received at least one.
The British suffered 130,503 deaths within 28 days after the positive Covid-19 test, the second high total in Europe after Russia and one of the highest in the world.
However, death and hospital admission is much lower after the latest wave of cases from before.
Some of the 622 Covid deaths were recorded in the last seven days, up 15% in the previous week but far below the weekly toll road above 8,000 earlier this year.
Records UK Covid-19 Death Toll Highest since March
