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Coronavirus: Number of deaths in Scotland rises to 10 – BBC News, BBC News

Coronavirus: Number of deaths in Scotland rises to 10 – BBC News, BBC News
        

                                 Covid-19 lab Image copyright                   WPA Pool                                                        
Image caption                                      More than 8, People in Scotland have been tested for Covid –                              

Three more patients in Scotland have died after testing positive for coronavirus, bringing the total number of deaths to 14

The number of known cases of Covid – has risen to 416, an increase of 43 on Saturday .

The government said a total of 8,

tests have now been carried out across the country.

Greater Glasgow and Clyde has the highest number of confirmed cases with , a rise of in the past hours. The Lanarkshire total remains the same at 125 , while Lothian recorded two more cases, bringing the total to 46.

The number of cases in Shetland remains

. People have tested positive in 12 of the country 20 health board areas , with the exception of Western Isles and Orkney.

                                                                                                                       
                                                                                                                       
                                                                                                                       

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