Living with Covid safely
As rules on testing, isolation and vaccine passports come to an end today (31 March 2022), our Director of Public Health has set out three simple ways residents can live with Covid more safely.
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Fresh call for residents to get boosted
Our Director of Public Health has renewed calls for residents to get their Covid-19 booster vaccinations.
Read moreAs infection rates continue to rise getting the vaccination and booster is the safest way to protect yourself and your loved ones
As Omicron infections rates continue to rise in Kirklees, the council’s Director of Public Health would like to continue to highlight the importance of getting vaccinated and boosted as soon as possible.
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It is recommended that we all continue to test regularly to help manage periods of risk such as after close contact with others in a higher risk environment, or before spending time with a more vulnerable person. This will help to keep you and others as safe as possible and help prevent the spread of Covid-19.
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It is recommended that we all continue to test regularly to help manage periods of risk such as after close contact with others in a higher risk environment, or before spending time with a more vulnerable person. This will help to keep yourself and others as safe as possible so that together, we can all enjoy winter safely.
Read moreThe infection rate has increased, hospital admissions and the death rate have reduced in Kirklees
Over the past week, Kirklees’ Covid-19 infection rate for all residents has increased by 3 per cent. The rate of new infections in Kirklees is still below the national average but remains high.
Read moreKirklees shoppers to get COVID-19 and flu jabs in major vaccination drive this weekend
Residents across Kirklees can get their COVID-19 vaccinations whilst shopping this weekend.
Read more16 and 17 year olds to be offered 2nd vaccine, and people age 40+ can receive the booster jab from Monday
The second vaccination dose is to be offered to all 16-17-year-olds who are not in an at-risk group. The second vaccine dose should be given 12 weeks or more following the first vaccine dose or 12 weeks following a positive COVID-19 test result.
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