A cyclist passes by a bus stop with a public health warning on Covid-19 in Dublin on April 17, 2020. Photo: EPA-EFE
Ireland has ‘flattened curve’ of coronavirus spread, says its chief medical officer
- Tony Holohan says a nationwide adherence to a lockdown, imposed until 5 May, has ‘already saved hundreds of lives’
- An analysis of Ireland’s virus reproductive rate shows that on average, an infected person is passing on the disease to ‘less than one person’, he says
A cyclist passes by a bus stop with a public health warning on Covid-19 in Dublin on April 17, 2020. Photo: EPA-EFE