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Graphic by www.illustratethis.info showing Longford with no new Covid-19 cases in 8 days
There have been two confirmed cases of Covid-19 in Longford in the past 37 days, and the county has gone eight days without a new case being confirmed.
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The county breakdown data is released by the Department of Health when it is two days old, and so relates to July 12 cases.
Images by @illustratethis on Twitter
➡️Derry - 31 days with no cases reported.
— IllustrateThis (@illustratethis) July 14, 2020
➡️Laois – 22 days with no cases reported.
➡️Only 2 cases in NI today
➡️Longford – just 2 cases in last 37 days.
➡️Tipperary - 1 case in last 20 days. pic.twitter.com/kOw3QR0dFR
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