People in West Sussex are being urged to follow Covid-19 restrictions as the council confirm 4,346 new cases in the seven days to Saturday 16 January.
In an update by West Sussex County Council, the only area not seeing a decrease in cases, from the previous week is Chichester.
Chichester has 561 new cases with a rolling rate of 463.1 cases per 100,000 people.
Meanwhile, Arun is seeing a decline, despite having 929 new cases. Their rate is now 577.9 per 100,000.
Crawley has the highest rate, with 709.9 per 100,000, still on the fall from last week with 798 new coronavirus cases confirmed.
Here's today's data dashboard showing the latest COVID figures for our county.
— West Sussex County Council (@WSCCNews) January 22, 2021
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