Bars to be shut in Aberdeen as lockdown recharged

Lockdown limitations are being reimposed in Aberdeen because of a coronavirus group in the city, First Minister Nicola Sturgeon has declared.

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She said bars and eateries would be shut as a component of the measures.

Ms. Sturgeon said there had been 54 cases in the "noteworthy episode" and that the group had now included network transmissions.

Under the lockdown estimates which have been reintroduced, individuals are being advised not to head out to the city.

Those living in the zone ought not to travel in excess of five miles for recreation purposes, or go into every others' homes.

Going for work or instruction is allowed, however other travel isn't exhorted.

Ms. Sturgeon said it had been "very hesitantly" consented to reimpose the limitations after conversations with NHS Grampian, Police Scotland, and the city gathering.

The limitations will be explored in seven days' time and might be reached out past seven days if fundamental.

Ms. Sturgeon said a rundown of the 20 authorized scenes associated with the flare-up would be distributed later on Wednesday.

The principal serves said that individuals who had visited these spots as of late ought to be "extra careful" about side effects.