Coronavirus: Care home visits to resume in England

Coronavirus: Care home visits to resume in England Care home residents in England can begin to be reunited with one of their loved ones, the government has said, as it publishes new guidance.

Visits will resume in care homes once local authorities and local public health directors say it is safe.
 
Residents will be limited to seeing the same one visitor, where possible, the guidance says. BBC News

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