People should not feel any blame about getting Covid-19, says doctor

Tue, 21 Jul, 2020 - 10:21

Aine McMahon, PA

People should not feel any blame about contracting Covid-19 as it is a highly infectious disease, a GP has said.

Coronavirus outbreaks are happening in construction, fast food and supermarket workplaces, Ireland’s acting chief medical officer warned on Monday night.

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