Coronavirus | UK: Brighton medical centre closed off after staff test positive

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Coronavirus | UK: Brighton medical centre closed off after staff test positive for 2019-nCoV


A medical centre in the English city of Brighton, south of London, has been closed off after staff test positive for 2019-nCoV Coronavirus

County Oak medical centre in the city of Briton, 64 miles (102 km) south of the UK capital, London, has been closed off after staff tested positive for 2019-nCoV Coronavirus.

So far several hundred people have been quarantined in the UK with 8 confirmed cases on the main island. The UK repatriates British citizens and places returning Brits into quarantine for 16 days upon return. However Infected and suspected infected are not permitted to return. Infected Brits in China, Singapore, France and Spain were refused repatriation this week.

However 2 citizens who were repatriated tested positive on arrival in York.

The UK Department of Heath has declared Coronavirus a “serious and imminent threat” to the UK public and listed the severity as “moderate”.

Patients of Count Oak medical centre who have visited the establishment in the past two weeks and are concerned about their symptoms should contact the NHS on 101.


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