Coronavirus in Yorkshire: Updated map of every case as total surges by 12 on Thursday

Yorkshire has seen a sudden surge in coronavirus cases, with the total number rising by 12 on Thursday, March 12.
By Abbey Maclure
Published 12th Mar 2020, 18:22 BST
Updated 12th Mar 2020, 18:38 BST

Two new cases have been confirmed in Leeds, four in North Yorkshire, two in Sheffield, two in Bradford and two in Calderdale.

It brings the total number of infected patients in Yorkshire up to 27 as of 9am on Thursday - up by 12 cases from the same time on Wednesday.

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The total number of coronavirus cases in Yorkshire has surged by 12 on Thursday (Photo by Christopher Furlong via Getty Images)The total number of coronavirus cases in Yorkshire has surged by 12 on Thursday (Photo by Christopher Furlong via Getty Images)
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The Department of Health does not comment on the exact location of individual cases, but a handy map shows the number of cases in each local authority area.

Here is an updated breakdown of every case in Yorkshire, as of 9am on Thursday:

Leeds - seven cases

North Yorkshire - four cases

A map of confirmed cases by local authority area as of 9am on Thursday (Photo: Public Health England)A map of confirmed cases by local authority area as of 9am on Thursday (Photo: Public Health England)
A map of confirmed cases by local authority area as of 9am on Thursday (Photo: Public Health England)

Bradford - three cases

Sheffield - three cases

York - three cases

Calderdale - two cases

Barnsley - two cases

Kirklees - one case

Hull - one case

Rotherham - one case

There are no confirmed cases in Wakefield, Doncaster or the East Riding of Yorkshire as of 9am on Thursday.

Related topics:North YorkshireCoronavirusLeedsDepartment of HealthCalderdaleSheffieldBradfordYorkKirkleesHull

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