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a pupil at Holy Cross High School in Hamilton has tested positive.And a member of staff at Stonelaw High School in Rutherglen have tested positive as well.The individuals are self-isolating and there are no known links to the cases.

as highlighted in yesterday’s Scottish Government First Minister, briefing are: ■ Owen’s Bar in Coatbridge■ The Railway Tavern in Motherwell■ Costa at the Bell Quadrant in Carfin■ END clothing store in Glasgow■ Merlin’s Bar in MotherwellDr David Cromie, NHS Lanarkshire’s consultant in public health medicine, would like to reassure the anyone who may have visited these places in recent times.He said: “NHS Lanarkshire’s public health team believe the risk to the public of Covid-19 is extremely low.“If you have visited any of the locations and don’t have any symptoms, then you are not being asked to isolate.

https://www.dailyrecord.co.uk/news/local-news/call-centre-worker-claims-least-22383248She said: "This is the most hypocritical thing ever, for the place to get it to be the Track and Trace people.“Basically the only precautions Sitel had taken were sending half the people to work from home.

Join thousands of others who have signed up for the Daily Record newsletter.NHS Lanarkshire have confirmed 14 people have now tested positive for coronavirus linked to the premises of a North Lanarkshire virus contact tracing centre.The health board also confirmed a further five cases arising from “linked contacts” relating to the centre operated by Sitel at Maxim Park, Eurocentral near Motherwell.Dr David Cromie, consultant in public health medicine, NHS Lanarkshire, said: “Our public health team, alongside North Lanarkshire Council, continues to work closely with the employer Sitel and staff in the building who have been encouraged to have tests carried out.“NHS Lanarkshire’s incident management team has been meeting regularly to

virus-hit Sitel site in Eurocentral in Lanarkshire.There are a further five linked cases.The staff who tested positive at the call centre were working for NHS England’s Test and Trace programme.Dr David Cromie, consultant in public health medicine, NHS Lanarkshire, said:“Our public health team, alongside North Lanarkshire Council, continues to work closely with the employer Sitel and staff in the building who have been encouraged to have tests carried out.“NHS Lanarkshire’s incident management team has been meeting regularly to investigate.Dr Cromie added: “A total of 14 positive cases associated with Sitel’s premises have been identified to date, with an additional five cases arising from linked contacts.“We are taking all of the necessary