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Trials of an NHS contact-tracing app that can alert users to contact with those who are infected with coronavirus are to begin this week on the Isle of Wight before an expected wider rollout later this month, it was announced on Sunday.
According to local media, the number of people confirmed to have the virus on the island rose on Sunday to 127 – an increase of four – as the death toll reached 28. There are more than 140,000 people on the Isle of Wight.
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