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ANOTHER 73 cases of Covid-19 have been registered across the NHS Highland area in the past day.
A national health agency has been accused by a Caithness man of "keeping the public in the dark" over the rate of Covid-19 infections.
NINETY-eight new positive tests for Covid-19 have been recorded across the NHS Highland area in the past day.
MORE people are being treated for Covid-19 in NHS Highland hospitals than at any point since early March.
Caithness, Sutherland and Easter Ross MP Jamie Stone is pushing for the UK government's furlough scheme to be extended for the tourism industry.
There were at least 26 positive tests for Covid-19 in Caithness, and 20 in Sutherland, during the most recently recorded seven-day period.
Visiting at Caithness General and all other NHS Highland hospitals will remain within level one of the Covid-19 framework for now.
There were at least 26 positive tests for Covid-19 in Caithness during the latest seven-day period recorded by Public Health Scotland.
Staff at Raigmore Hospital in Inverness have been praised for their response to the Covid-19 pandemic in a Healthcare Improvement Scotland report.
First Minister Nicola Sturgeon today confirmed the move – however there would be a number of changes to what had previously been announced.
