Coronavirus: More than 7,000 Hamiltons in the COVID-19 pandemic-Hamilton

Hamilton reported 200 new cases COVID-19 (new coronavirus infection) (# If there is no character limit, add parentheses when it first appears Currently over 7,000 on Friday Coronavirus The incident since the pandemic began in March.

A total of 7,198 cases have occurred in the city over the past year, and there are now 196 COVID-19-related deaths.

The total number of active cases in the city increased by 53 on Friday to 1,675. The city’s case rate also rose from 158 reported Thursday to 159 per 100,000.

Public health reported three new deaths on Friday. Two are over 80 years old and the other is in their 70s. One of the dead was associated with an outbreak at Meadows LTCH in Ancaster, which began on December 16, with 20 residents, 9 staff, and 1 other tied to their homes. During this period, a total of 30 COVID-19 cases occurred.

Meadows is currently killing two people in connection with the outbreak.

The city reported six new outbreaks in four long-term care facilities (LTCH) and two workplaces.

The largest new outbreak was reported by Stoney Creek steelmaker Janco Ltd. with 20 staff cases, and the city’s easternmost steelmaker Baycoat also revealed an outbreak among five workers at the facility. Did.

The Arbor Creek Long-Term Care Center, Idlewyld Manor, and Ridgeview Long-Term Care Home are LTCH outbreaks, each with only one outbreak.

The Cardinal Retirement Residence reports an outbreak involving two residents. An outbreak occurred at home in April 2020, with a total of 65 cases and 7 deaths before the end of May. The house has three outbreaks in a pandemic.

As of January 7, Hamilton has 32 outbreaks, including 22 facilities, 6 regional agencies, 3 workplaces and 1 day care.

As of Friday, there are 93 people in the hospital who are being treated for COVID-19.

The Halton region reports 92 new COVID-19 cases, deaths from LTCH

The Halton area reported 92 new COVID-19 cases and another virus-related death in a long-term care facility on Friday.

As of January 8, there were 794 active cases in the region, with Burlington 270, Halton Hills 67, Milton 261 and Oakville 196.

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The Chartwell Brant Center recorded the first coronavirus-related deaths on Friday. There have been 31 COVID-19 cases in the house since the outbreak began on Christmas Day.

Halton has a total of 38 outbreaks and 18 active organized outbreaks.

In the region, there was another outbreak at Post Inn Village LTCH on Friday, a total of four outbreaks during the pandemic, two in November and another in October.

The outbreak in Amica Georgetown was declared on Friday, 34 days later. The outbreak began on December 4, counting only 6 cases and no deaths. Previous outbreaks in the home from mid-October to early December accounted for 3 deaths and 36 cases.

Since the beginning of the pandemic, public health has recorded a total of 6,799 COVID-19 cases. There are 130 coronavirus-related deaths in the area.

The Niagara region reports 191 new COVID-19 cases and 15 new deaths

Niagara Public Health reported 191 new COVID-19 cases and 15 new deaths on Friday.

After dropping for three consecutive days, active cases in the region increased from 75 to 1013 on Friday.

There are 46 outbreaks in the area, 28 in medical facilities.

Recent outbreaks have occurred in both the Henry House nursing home St. Catharines and the Elderly Housing with Care Heidehoff Home.

Niagara Health manages many current outbreaks, including five at agency hospitals in Niagara Falls and St. Catharines.

Outbreaks at the general site of Greater Niagara have 59 cases of active coronavirus. Eleven people died in outbreaks in five hospital units.

The two outbreaks at the St. Catharines site include 10 cases of staff, including 5 from the emergency department.

The largest outbreak today occurs at Oakwood Park Lodge, which has had 237 cases of coronavirus since the outbreak began on December 12. There are 30 COVID-19-related deaths at home.

The second outbreak on Millennium Trail Manners has continued since December 18, and currently 62 out of 36 residents and 26 staff have occurred. According to Niagara Health, 11 people have died in the house related to the coronavirus.

73 patients are being treated for the virus at hospitals in the area, officials said.

Eighty-one of the 186 deaths in the region during the coronavirus crisis are associated with patients who died at Niagara Health Hospital.

Overall, there have been a total of 4,920 positive cases in Niagara since the pandemic began.

Haldimand-Norfolk reports eight new COVID-19 cases

The Haldimand-Norfolk Health Unit (HNHU) reported eight new COVID-19 cases on Friday.

There are 156 active cases in the region as of January 8th, with positive results confirmed in 1,049 laboratories since the pandemic began.

It occurs in five medical facilities in the region: Caressant Care in Courtland, apartments in Cedarwood Village, Delhi LTCH, Edgewood Gardens LTCH in Dunnville, and Norview Lodge in Simcoe.

Each facility has one case involving Cedarwood staff and three positive cases among residents.

In the two counties, there are 35 deaths associated with COVID-19.

Brant County reports 22 new COVID-19 cases

In Brant County, there have been 1,082 positive COVID-19 cases since the pandemic began, with an additional 22 cases on Friday.

There are currently 177 active cases in the area, and 8 are being treated in hospitals.

Brant has currently had five ongoing outbreaks at five ongoing facilities, including four at Brantford, John Noble LTCH, Briarwood Gardens, and St. Joseph’s YMCA Child Care Center in Foxridge.

Another outbreak is the retirement home on the Park Lane Terrace in Paris.

Brant has killed a total of six people in connection with the pandemic.

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