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Coronavirus: Daily deaths jump by 708 – including UK’s youngest victim aged five

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April 5, 2020
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Another 708 people have died after testing positive for coronavirus – including the youngest ever UK victim aged five – taking the UK's total to 4,313.

The daily increase in deaths, which includes cases from up to 5pm on Friday, comes after the figure rose by 684 on Friday and 569 on Thursday.

Public Health England said of the extra 637 English deaths in hospitals, patients were aged between five years and 104 years old.

Before today, the youngest known victim was 13. The Department for Health has since confirmed the five-year-old is the UK's youngest person to die with COVID-19 related symptoms so far.

It brought the total number of confirmed reported deaths in hospitals in England to 3,939, with 40 of those who had died in England – aged between 48 and 93 years old – having no known underlying health conditions.

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No information was released about the five-year-old, but the implication is that the child had an underlying condition.

The largest share of deaths occurred in the Midlands, with 212 deaths in the region, 127 in London and less than 100 in other regions. The least hit region was the South West.

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Previously, the largest share of deaths was in London, which has also experienced the highest rates of infection.

Meanwhile, the number testing positive for COVID-19 in the UK as a whole has risen to 41,903, as of 9am on Saturday, after 183,190 have been tested.

Public Health Wales said 13 further deaths have been reported of people who had tested positive, taking the number of deaths in Wales to 154.

Northern Ireland's Public Health Agency reported another eight deaths, bringing the country's total to 56, with a total of 998 testing positive.

Analysis by the Intensive Care National Audit and Research Centre (ICNARC) found that the death rate among those admitted to intensive care with COVID-19 has topped 50%.

The centre looked at a sample of 2,249 coronavirus patients and found that out of the 690 patients whose care outcomes were known, 346 –Read More – Source

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