There have been four more deaths related to coronavirus recorded in Liverpool.
The daily figures released on Saturday, May 30, revealed the death toll had sadly risen across Merseyside, after there were no recorded deaths in Liverpool yesterday.
In Wirral, there was also two more recorded deaths.
Including figures across Merseyisde, the total number of hospital registered coronavirus deaths in the region to 1,133.
The actual number of deaths is expected to be far greater as this does not include care homes or those who died at home.
The overall Trust figures are as follows:
- Liverpool University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust (Royal Liverpool, Aintree and Broadgreen hospitals) - 432
- The Walton Centre - 9
- Liverpool Heart and Chest Hospital - 18
- Alder Hey Children's Hospital - 4
- Mersey Care Mental Health Trust - 3
- Wirral University Teaching Hospital Trust - 216
- St Helens and Knowsley NHS Trust - 194
- Halton and Warrington Trust - 119
- Southport and Ormskirk Hospital Trust - 138 .
Another area to be hit by a rise in deaths today is the Wirral.
The Peninsular's main Teaching Hospitals Trust, which includes Arrowe Park Hospital, has recorded a further two Covid-19 deaths.
That means a total of 216 people have now died after testing positive for the virus at the Trust.
There was also another death registered at the St Helens and Knowsley NHS Trust.
A total of 194 coronavirus patients have now died after testing positive for coronavirus at either St Helens or Whiston Hospitals.
Further afield, there was one more death recorded at the Halton and Warrington Trust, which increased to a total of 119.
There were no more deaths registered at Southport and Ormskirk Hospital Trust which stands at 138.
Merseyside Police, Merseyside Fire and Rescue (MFRS) and Sefton Council made the joint plea today after they said they had seen a rise in people visiting the coastline after lockdown restrictions were eased.
The force said in recent days they had received numerous reports of excessive littering, fires and barbecues being lit on beaches such as Formby and Ainsdale.
People have also been parking illegally by blocking people's driveways and residential roads.
