Cases of norovirus, also known as the winter vomiting bug, have surged by more than 50% in Ireland, with the HSE urging people to follow the crucial 48-hour isolation rule
Cases of norovirus surged by 50% last week(Image: Getty)
Ireland is currently experiencing a dramatic surge in cases of a highly infectious illness, with the HSE issuing a stern warning about a vital 48 hour rule that numerous people keep disregarding.
Instances of norovirus, commonly referred to as the winter vomiting bug, have jumped by over 50% compared to the previous week, with more than 676 infections reported this winter season. Healthcare authorities state the spike is placing additional strain on services during an already difficult period for hospitals and care facilities.
As figures keep rising, the HSE is calling on the public to recognise…