COVID-19: 5,265 new cases in Ireland, with 4,673 positive antigen tests | Newstalk

Latest figures also show that 4,673 people registered a positive antigen test through the HSE portal on Wednesday.

When the PCR-confirmed cases and positive antigen tests are combined, the cases figure for Thursday is 9,938.As of 8.00am, there were 708 patients hospitalised with COVID - of which 71 were in ICU.to treat COVID-19. The European Medicines Agency has authorised it for treating adults who do not require supplemental oxygen, but are at risk of developing severe disease.Regulators say the safety information about the new drug"was favourable and side effects were generally mild".

But it notes that one of the substances in the drug - ritonavir - is known to affect the action of many other medicines, and the product information includes relevant warnings and advice about that issue.

Have you any report of the World Record number of truckers from allover Canada who are driving to Ottowa to demand the end of restrictions. Its amazing, and Trudeau is hiding away. Please report.

Why are we putting up with with emergency, I can't deal with capacity measures for testing now the demand has fallen?

Rememebering that these are SELF-REPORTED case numbers and in neighbouring countries the numbers are extremely high. And of course 61 Irish kids were hospitalised with COVID in Ireland last week. Not that NewsTalk cares.

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