There are concerns that another tough winter may be on the horizon due to the rising case rates.
Coronavirus cases are on the rise again, sparking fears that another tough winter may be heading our way.
The weekly number of UK cases rose by 1,472 in the week running up to September 23, prompting fears that more pressure will be put on health services during the cold winter months, the Mirror reports. According to Public Health Scotland , there were six cases of Pirola in Scotland as of September 25, and the health board has said it is "monitoring the evolving situation and are investigating the cases."The Scottish Borders has the highest rates in Scotland at the moment.
Hospitalisations have been increasing since July and now stand at just over 3,000 patients in hospital who have Covid. This, from September 22, is up ten per cent on the week prior.
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