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An inquiry is under way after a number of residents at a care home died in an outbreak of coronavirus.

Roseland Court Care Home in Tregony, Cornwall, has been closed to visitors since last month.

The exact number of deaths has not been revealed. However, one of them is known to be 79-year-old Roger Lemin.

His son, Gary, told the BBC he laid no blame with the home.

Quote Message: These people are absolute heroes, dealing with an unprecedented situation for them. I really do think they need help and have a really grown-up conversation about what is going on in these homes, and how we can change the model they are using so there is some way of restricting infections." from Gary Lemin These people are absolute heroes, dealing with an unprecedented situation for them. I really do think they need help and have a really grown-up conversation about what is going on in these homes, and how we can change the model they are using so there is some way of restricting infections."

Public Health England and Cornwall Council said they were working together to support staff and residents.

Home operator HC-One said its thoughts and sympathies were with all families who had lost a loved one and they were doing their utmost to support them.

It said a comprehensive coronavirus contingency plan was in place and PPE supplies at all of their homes were very good.