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The number of patients being treated at Letterkenny University Hospital for Covid-19 has risen in 24 hours
The number of patients being treated for Covid-19 in the north-west’s two acute hospitals has risen in 24 hours.
Figures from the Health Service Executive show there were 15 patients being treated for the disease at Letterkenny University Hospital on Sunday night, an increase of four in 24 hours.
The figures show the number of Covid-19 patients in the hospital remains unchanged over seven days. There was one patient with Covid-19 being treated in the hospital’s intensive care unit (ICU).
At Sigo University Hospital there were 13 patients being treated for the disease, an increase of two in 24 hours. One patient with the disease was being treated in the hospital's ICU.
The number of Covid-19 patients in hospitals around the country increased by 45 to 633 between Saturday and Sunday with 73 of those in ICUs.
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