Outbreaks associated with COVID-19 cases at SPINCO “Unhappiness”: Hamilton Health Officer-Hamilton

“There are 17 more cases, called secondary cases, that have infected others outside of this SPINCO membership group.”

Over the weekend, studio owners admitted that they were “hesitating” to open when the state opened in July with a green light.

“We’ve taken all the measures that public health offers and added some, but the pandemic still hit us again!” Jim said in an Instagram post.

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SPINCO said it had been open for three and a half months after the state’s blockade before the outbreak and would resume with public health permits.

“So, while we wait and stay closed, you have our commitment not to resume until we are safe, we have our commitment that the SPINCO community goes nowhere. You need to show it to the city and other states, “Jim said.

During his regular COVID-19 briefing on Tuesday, premier Doug Ford was uncommitted to tightening Jim’s restrictions in light of the outbreak of SPINCO.

“Well, now I’m under the direction of Dr. Williams to see what the health team and the chief health officer in the Hamilton area have to say,” Ford said. “Then make a decision from there.”

Hamilton reports 12 new COVID-19 cases

Hamilton’s public health reported 12 new COVID-19 cases on Tuesday, pushing the total number of confirmed cases in the city to 1,407 since the pandemic began.

Authorities say 216 new 42.1 percent (91) of the city Coronavirus Cases over the last 10 days have occurred among people under the age of 30.

Hamilton has 195 active cases as of October 13.

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There were only three outbreaks in the city, with 44 cases recorded at Jim SPINCO in downtown, the virus spread to 42 people associated with Jim’s customers, and two staff members have recorded cases. ..

It also occurs at the Salvation Army Lawson Ministry in Main Street East and the Dandan Place Care Center in downtown.

The Halton region reports 30 new COVID-19 cases

Public Health Halton reported 30 new COVID-19 cases on Tuesday, Burlington reported 13 new cases, and Oakville reported 11.

Since the beginning of the pandemic, there have been 1,640 cases in the region. According to public health, there are 212 activity examples as of October 13. Burlington has had 95 cases of activity since March, with a total of 425 cases of coronavirus.

There are a total of four outbreaks in the area at two long-term care facilities (Creakway Village and Kamawoodlands in Burlington) and two retirement homes (Chartwell Waterford in Oakville and Tansley Woods Village in Burlington). ..

Outbreaks in Tansley Woods were a total of 22 cases involving 14 residents, 6 staff, and 2 other people at home. A recent outbreak at home killed two people.

Public Health Halton states that 48.7% (151) of 310 cases in the last 10 days were residents under the age of 39. Burlington has 52 cases (38.2%) under the age of 39, accounting for 136 cases.

Niagara region reports one new COVID-19 case

Niagara Public Health reported one COVID-19 case on Tuesday, bringing the total number of cases in the region to 1,214 since the pandemic began.

As of October 13, there are 99 active cases.

There are five outbreaks associated with the coronavirus in the region: four retirement homes (St. Catharines Pioneer Elder Care, Grimsby Shalom Gardens, Niagara Falls Dorchester Meadows and Randy Manor) and one nursing home (Millennium Trail). Manor Niagara Falls).

Since the declaration of the pandemic, 42.2% (512) of the 1,214 cases in the region have occurred in people under the age of 39.

Haldimand-Norfolk reports two new COVID-19 cases

The Haldimand-Norfolk Health Unit (HNHU) reported two new COVID-19 cases on Tuesday. There are a total of 500 positive cases confirmed in the lab in this area.

Authorities say there are eight active cases as of October 13.

According to public health, 33.4 percent (167) of all cases in the area relate to people between the ages of 20 and 39.

Over the weekend, HNHU announced a new outbreak related to two staff members at the Caressant Care care facility in Cortland.

Brant County reports one new COVID-19 case

The Brant County Health Unit reported one new COVID-19 case on Tuesday. Since the beginning of the pandemic, there have been a total of 206 confirmed cases in the region.

As of October 13, there are 9 active cases.

According to public health, 36.89 percent (76) of all cases in the county relate to people between the ages of 20 and 39.

There are no in-facility outbreaks in long-term care or retirement homes in this area.

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