Worrying signs of 'slippage' in public's behaviour, says Nphet

Professor Philip Nolan, chair of the Nphet Irish Epidemiological Modelling Advisory Group, said now is not the time for the public to 'relax in any way'. Picture: Stephen Collins/Collins Photos

Professor Philip Nolan, chair of the Nphet Irish Epidemiological Modelling Advisory Group, said now is not the time for the public to 'relax in any way'. Picture: Stephen Collins/Collins Photos

There are worrying signs of “slippage” in the public's behaviour, and this could have an impact on the spread of the coronavirus, Professor Philip Nolan, chair of Nphet’s Epidemiological Modelling Advisory Group has warned. 

Prof Nolan said the plea to the public is to "pull back" and “hold on” for a few more weeks to keep the virus suppressed.

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