World News – UK – Every district in Herts sees a drop in cases ahead of the stage’s announcement

Coronavirus cases have declined across Hertfordshire as the country figured out what tier each area would be classified into.

In the latest data released by Public Health England, for the week ending Jan.. November saw a decrease in cases.

This is the first time this has happened during the second wave, with the largest drop in cases being seen in North Hertfordshire. It is now the only area in the county with an infection rate below 100 – which is the previous Tier 2 threshold.

The news comes just before Health Secretary Matt Hancock classifies each area in the new three-tier system.

The data ultimately shows the impact of the national lockdown on cases where 76 cases in some areas are down from the previous week.

However, the county, or even parts of the county, appears to be for Tier 2, with the announcement at 11am. Today 30 o’clock.

The area with the greatest decline in cases was North Hertfordshire, with 133 people in the week leading up to Jan.. Tested positive on November 11th – 76 fewer than the week before.

In areas like St. Albans and East Hertfordshire also decreased cases by 70 or more. St.. Albans, the second most commonly infected area in Herts, had had in the week ending Nov.. 168 new cases on November, after 239 new cases the week before.

Broxbourne remains the most heavily infected country in the county but has seen a 26 decrease in new cases from the previous week. The district’s infection rate is still twice the Tier 2 threshold at 207. 7th.

At Watford, the infection rate has also dropped from 181. 2 to 169. 8 after 164 people were in the week up to 21. November tested positive.

With three rivers, ranked third on the list of the most infected areas, the infection rate dropped from over 200 to 142. 5. In the week until the 21st. 133 new cases were reported on November 1st.

Another big drop in cases was seen in Stevenage as it happened in the week leading up to May 21. November there were 49 fewer cases than in the previous week.

The list was calculated by the PA News Agency based on data from Public Health England as of Jan.. November 11th on the government’s coronavirus dashboard.

Here is the full list. From left to right reads: Name of the local authority; Rate of new cases in the seven days to 21. November; Number (in brackets) of new cases that occurred in the seven days up to and including. November were registered; Rate of new cases in the seven days to the 14th. November; Number (in brackets) of new cases that occurred in the seven days up to and including. November were registered.

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