List of bars and other outlets associated with Aberdeen Covid cluster revealed
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NHS Grampian has published a list of venues visited by people linked to the cluster of coronavirus cases in Aberdeen which now faces renewed restrictions.
A cluster of more than 50 cases originally centred around the Hawthorn Bar in Aberdeen has now been identified.
After First Minister Nicola Sturgeon announced the reimposition of restrictoons in the city, including the closure of pubs and restaurants and curbs on travel, NHS Grampian issued a list of further premises they say have been visited in recent days by those infected.
They are: Bieldside Inn, Bobbin, Brewdog (Castlegate), Buckie Farm Carvery, Café Andaluz, Café Dag, Café Drummond, The Cock & Bull, College Bar, The Dutch Mill, Dyce Carvery, East End Social Club, Ferryhill House Hotel, Hawthorn/Adam Lounge, The Howff, The Justice Mill, The Marine Hotel, McGinty's, McNasty's, Malmaison, Moonfish Café, No.10 Bar, O'Donoghues, Old Bank Bar, Prohibition, Soul, Spider's Web, The Draft Project.
The list also includes Aboyne, Deeside and Hazelhead golf clubs, and the Banks O'Dee Football Club.
Anyone who has visited any of these premises in recent days is being urged to be "extra vigilant" about displaying any symptoms of Covid-19.
People from outside the city are being asked not to visit Aberdeen for the time being.
Visitors already there do not have to leave but should be "carefu;" about symptoms and hygiene when they return home.
The new restrictions imposed will be revewed in a week;s time.
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