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Six new cases of Covid-19 have now been recorded in the past 24 hours within the NHS Highland area.

Three more Covid-19 cases have been notified in the NHS Highland area.

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The total number of cases diagnosed in the region now stands at 5185 after five new cases were confirmed in the last 24 hours.

The NHS Highland area has now seen a cumulative total of 5180 coronavirus cases.

There were no new coronavirus cases across the Highlands and Islands on Monday, as the cumulative total for the NHS Highland area remained at 5178.

Advice Direct Scotland said consumer rights remain in place and legislation must be adhered to by travel providers.

NHS Highland has recorded no fresh Covid infections in the past day.

A COUPLE of additional cases of Covid-19 have been recorded across the NHS Highland area.

FIVE more people have tested positive for the coronavirus across the NHS Highland area.

People will be allowed to meet indoors in larger groups – and to hug.

Asymptomatic testing – testing for those without symptoms – is being made available in Grantown.

TWO more cases of Covid-19 were confirmed across the NHS Highland area in the past 24 hours.

A FURTHER four new cases of Covid-19 have been recorded across the NHS Highland health board area.

NO new cases of Covid-19 were recorded across the NHS Highland area in the past 24 hours – the first time since late August.

ANOTHER three Covid-19 infections were detected across NHS Highland in the past day, the latest figures from the Scottish Government have revealed.

In the penultimate part of our series we find out how the NHS can be rebuilt after the pandemic

The pandemic cruelly underlined existing problems as many remain concerned about the lack of local healthcare services