North Yorkshire's Director of Public Health is concerned people are forgetting about the lockdown rules.
Louise Wallace is North Yorkshire's director of public health she says the lockdown has been effective but there will be danger when the restrictions are eased.
Louise is also warning people who have already had a vaccine jab that they still need to follow the lockdown rules and need to maintain social distancing.
Louise adds:
"It will be the data not the dates that determines what happens next. I just urge everyone, please stick with it, please keep going and making those good choices for yourself, your friends and your families. It does make a difference."
Public Health covid-19 update - 3 March"It will be the data not the dates that determines what happens next. I just urge everyone, please stick with it, please keep going and making those good choices for yourself, your friends and your families. It does make a difference." Watch as Louise Wallace, our Director of Public Health, gives the latest update on the #coronavirus situation in North Yorkshire.
Posted by North Yorkshire Council on Wednesday, March 3, 2021
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