Covid-19: Infection rates 'stubbornly high' in Northern Ireland
Northern Ireland's Covid-19 infection rate remains "stubbornly high", meaning that hospitals are "struggling to cope", according to a senior GP.
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Dr Frances O'Hagan of the British Medical Association (BMA) said hospitals were overwhelmed by coronavirus and other illnesses.
One problem was that too few people had been vaccinated for Covid-19, she said.
On Saturday Health Minister Robin Swann warned that the easing of Covid restrictions could be reversed.
Speaking to BBC One NI's Sunday Politics programme, Dr O'Hagan said the effect of the pandemic on the health service should not be underestimated.
"We still have stubbornly high levels of Covid," said the BMA's deputy chairperson in Northern Ireland.
The rolling seven-day average of coronavirus cases in Northern Ireland has not fallen below 1,000 cases a day since 15 July.
That means Northern Ireland is in the most prolonged period of high infection since the pandemic began.
On Sunday the Department of Health reported that five more people who had tested positive for coronavirus had died and another 1,601 cases of the virus were recorded.
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