31 people in the midlands have been diagnosed with the illness.
906 people have the coronavirus here and four people have lost their lives.
16 people have been diagnosed with the virus in Westmeath, 9 in Offaly and 6 in Laois.
There are concerns some people aren’t adhering to the two metre distance to combat the spread of Covid-19.
Longford GP Dr. Padraig McGarry says the public should only be listening to projected trends and analysis of the numbers of people diagnosed with the virus from the HSE:
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