City
Epaper

6-week-old baby becomes UK's youngest COVID-19 victim

By IANS | Updated: May 9, 2020 13:55 IST

A six-week-old baby has died of coronavirus in England, becoming the UK's youngest COVID-19 victim, the National Health Service ...

Open in App

A six-week-old baby has died of coronavirus in England, becoming the UK's youngest COVID-19 victim, the National Health Service (NHS) has confirmed.

A further 332 deaths in hospitals in England were recorded on Friday, including the baby, reports the Metro newspaper.

Announcing the news, an NHS England spokesperson said: "A further 332 people, who tested positive for the coronavirus have died, bringing the total number of confirmed reported deaths in hospitals in England to 22,764.

"Patients were aged between six weeks and 103 years old. Twenty-two of the 332 patients (aged between 40 and 96) had no known underlying health condition."

The UK currently accounts for the highest number of COVID-19 deaths in Europe.

As of Saturday, the death toll stood at 31,316, with 212,629 confirmed cases.

( With inputs from IANS )

Tags: MetronidazoleenglandNational Health Service
Open in App

Related Stories

ThaneMumbai Metro Line 4 to Get Direct Connectivity to Kanjurmarg Railway Station? Key Details Inside

PunePune Run for Unity Marathon: Pune Metro Services To Begin From 3 AM on November 2

ThaneThane Internal Ring Metro Project Gets Green Signal; Work to Start in November

CricketNZ vs ENG 2nd ODI Live Cricket Streaming: When And Where To Watch New Zealand vs England Match

CricketNZ vs ENG 2025 3rd T20I LIVE Cricket Streaming: When and Where to Watch New Zealand vs England Match in India

International Realted Stories

InternationalSouth Korea reports three new bird flu cases at poultry farms

International12 killed in migrant boat capsize off Senegal's coast

International"Extremist voices have been allowed to grow in Bangladesh," says ORF Vice President

InternationalEU slams US travel curbs on five Europeans

InternationalYunus govt junks US concerns on Bangladesh elections, insists AL won't be allowed to contest polls