Ontario officials reported 1,969 new COVID-19 cases and 36 new deaths on Monday, some of which were due to ongoing data cleanup efforts in Toronto public health. Said there is.
Ontario reported 1,848 cases on Sunday, 2,063 cases on Saturday, and 1,837 cases on Friday.
“There are 886 new cases locally in Toronto, 330 in the Peel area, and 128 in the York area,” Health Minister Christine Elliott said on Twitter.
The unspecified number of cases on Monday is due to data cleanup by the Toronto Public Health and reflects cases detected early in the pandemic.
The Ontario Lab has processed 30,359 specimens in the last 24 hours, down from 49,352 in the previous period.
As a result, the positive rate of the test when considering error and duplicate tests increased to at least 5.2%.
Nineteen of the 36 deaths disclosed on Monday involved caregivers.
Since March, COVID-19 has killed 6,224 people and has a recovery rate of 244,939.
An additional 19,017 cases remained active on Monday, down 24,153 a week ago.
Hospitalization on Monday was stable following a sharp improvement last week.
According to the state, COVID-19 has 1,158 inpatients today, one less than Sunday, 354 in the intensive care unit, and 260 breathing with the help of a ventilator. is.
Students in Ottawa and London have returned to class today for the first time in six weeks.
Ontario reports 1,969 new cases of coronavirus.36 more died