THE number of patients with Covid-19 in Bradford has spiked in a week - more than doubling at Bradford Teaching Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust.
The latest data shows there are 32 patients with the virus at Bradford Teaching Hospitals - a rise from 15 last week.
There are six at Airedale, a rise from from three last week.
The figures are released through the West Yorkshire and Harrogate Health and Care Partnership every Thursday afternoon to give a picture of the current situation.
Across the partnership area, there are a combined total of 83 patients who have tested positive for Covid-19 receiving care in hospitals. Nine of those patients remain in intensive care.
That's a rise from 61 last week and six in intensive care.
The latest figures (number in brackets shows last week's figure):
Airedale NHS Foundation Trust - 6 (3)
Bradford Teaching Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust - 32 (15)
Calderdale and Huddersfield NHS Foundation Trust - 12 (11)
Harrogate and District NHS Foundation Trust - 3 (1)
The Leeds Teaching Hospitals NHS Trust - 15 (15)
The Mid Yorkshire Hospitals NHS Trust - 15 (16)
It comes as people in the district are being urged to get their vaccine, with walk-in clinics open to anyone aged 18 and over from tomorrow until Monday - no appointment needed.
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