Just 36 postcode areas in England and Wales have escaped a death from coronavirus, newest figures from the Office for National Statistics (ONS) present.
The majority have been within the South West which has seen extraordinarily low ranges of illness all through the pandemic, with a number of areas in Devon and Cornwall escaping deaths.
Inner-city areas equivalent to Bristol City Centre, Leeds City Centre and Camden in north London have additionally registered no deaths, presumably because of the low ranges of older folks.
The ONS knowledge confirmed solely 36 out of seven,209 districts (0.5 per cent) had not recorded a single Covid-linked death by the top of January.
The worst postcode space was Crabtree and Fir Vale in Sheffield, which has totalled 72 deaths, adopted by West St Leonards in Hastings with 62, and Hadleigh in Suffolk with 57.
Sheffield’s director of public well being, Louise Brewins, stated the excessive toll was linked to the six care properties within the space. Several areas with massive care dwelling outbreaks are close to the highest of the listing.
