Residents in Manchester Covid hotspot 'scared to go to the shops' amid rocketing rates
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manchestereveningnews.co.ukwith more cases than anywhere else in the country.There were 285 new cases of COVID-19 in Fallowfield Central in the seven days ending September 30.This accounts for around 18 per cent - or just under one in five - of all cases recorded in the city of Manchester over that period.There are now multiple cases of coronavirus at student accommodation across Manchester, with the infection rate among young people soaring.Council officials say cases among 17-21 year olds have been “rising steadily” since the second week in September.A high proportion of new cases are among students living in Halls of Residence and purpose built student accommodation.However, hotspots have also cropped up in Longsight and Crumpsall - where household-to-household.
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