HSE: 7 People Being Treated For Covid 19 At Naas General Hospital.

Monday, 10 May 2021 10:22

File image: Naas General Hospital/RollingNews

3 people admitted to the Kildare hospital with suspected cases of the virus.

7 people were being treated for confirmed Covid-19 in Naas General Hospital last night, an increase from 9 in the previous reporting period.

That's according to the latest HSE up-date, as at 8pm.

3 patients were being treated there for suspected cases of the virus, an increase from 2

There were no vacant general care beds, a sharp decrease from 15 in the previous period.

There was 1 vacant ICU bed.

Whilst this morning, the Irish Nurses and Midwives Organisation reports 8 people being treated on trolleys at the Kildare facility.

That's a sharp drop from 16, on Friday.

Nationwide, 314 patients are on gurneys.

Over-crowding is most acute at University Hospital Limerick, where 62 people are on trolleys.

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