One more Covid-19 death recorded - 2 positive tests

Good afternoon
Health Minister Robin Swann has announced a review of the way Northern Ireland has handled the coronavirus pandemic in care homes.
A group led by deputy chief nursing officer Linda Kelly will look at what measures had the “most positive impact” in the fight against the virus.
The statistics released by the Department of Health on Wednesday revealed that one more person with Covid-19 has died in Northern Ireland, with the death taking place in the Ards and North Down council area.
Two more people have tested positive for the virus and another two people remain in intensive care with Covid-19.
Education Minister Peter Weir meanwhile said contingency plans to reopen schools in Northern Ireland could change if the number of Covid-19 cases continues to decline.
Mr Weir told Stormont’s Education committee that a “protective bubble could replace a level of social distancing” in years one to 10 when schools return in September.
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Alistair Bushe, Editor
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