COVID-19: MLHU reports 16 recovery 19 times from Saturday to Monday

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Total number of COVID-19 (New Coronavirus Infection) Cases reported by Middlesex-London Health Unit It rose to 12,597 on Monday, an increase of 15 from Friday, but 16 new cases were recorded.

The health unit recorded 6 cases on Monday and 5 cases each on Sunday and Saturday. No new deaths have been recorded.

Health care officer Dr. Chris McKee added on Monday afternoon that none of the approximately 200 cases recorded in the last two weeks were fully vaccinated.

“92% of these positive COVID cases were among those who were not vaccinated at all. 8% of those who received only one COVID vaccine,” he said.

“It just emphasizes the importance of being vaccinated and being fully vaccinated.”

Since Friday, 19 recovery cases have been reported, for a total of 12,312 times.

Currently, 59 cases are active.

Since Friday, one additional variant case has been identified, for a total of 3,482.

The breakdown of variant cases is as follows.

• 3,359 cases of the first confirmed alpha variant (B.1.1.7) in the United Kingdom
• 96 first confirmed gamma (P.1) variants in Brazil
• 20 cases of Delta (B.1.617.2) variant first identified in India
• Two Cases of Beta (B.1.351) Variants First Confirmed in South Africa
• An example of the first kappa (B.1.617.1) variant identified in India
• One case of the Zeta (P.2) variant first identified in Brazil

Also, there are two cases listed only as B.1.617 and one case listed as B.1.617.3.

Since the outbreak of the pandemic, a total of 11,398 COVID-19 cases have been identified in London, 360 in Middlesex Center and 335 in Strathroy-Caradoc.

For more information, see Health Unit Middlesex-Summary of COVID-19 Cases in London page.

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Hospitalization

At least nine COVID-19 patients are being treated by the London Health Sciences Center, an increase of two from Friday and less than five in the intensive care unit.

No patients are receiving acute treatment, and the organization states that less than five people in the ICU come from outside the region. LHSC will only provide a specific number if there are 5 or more to protect the privacy of the patient.

As of Friday, LHSC Zero Staff was positive for COVID-19.

At St. Joseph Healthcare London, the organization has not reported cases of COVID-19 among patients or staff.

Institutional outbreak

6 COVID-19 cases are associated Outbreaks related to indoor meetings at the Church of the Embassy of Christ It hasn’t changed since the outbreak was declared on Friday at 1472 Dundas St. in London.

Mackie said on Monday that the health unit was “waiting for many tests of people who came into contact with the situation.”

“Our current focus is to control the spread of the disease there. We are not focusing on punishment.”

The health unit said on Friday that the outbreak was related to indoor gatherings where masks were not worn and physical distance was not maintained.

Anyone who attends an indoor rally in the church between June 20th and 30th will be asked to monitor themselves for the symptoms of COVID-19 and test for any symptoms.

Meanwhile, LHSC confirmed that the outbreak of an 8TU transplant unit declared on June 13 and resolved on June 29 in a university hospital was associated with the gamma mutant.

Outbreaks were associated with cases of less than 5 patients and less than 5 staff.

Vaccination and testing

MLHU announced on Monday that more than 500,000 COVID-19 vaccines have been given in the region and 100,000 in the last two weeks alone.

The majority were provided through partners in mass vaccination clinics and health units, but health officer Dr. Chris McKee also thanked the work of the local pharmacy.

Information on eligibility for second rebooking and how to cancel a booking You can find it on the Health Unit website.

For information on local pharmacies offering the COVID-19 vaccine Found on the state website..

On Tuesday, the day’s pop-up community clinic will end at some schools in the city and county.Location, date and time You can find it on the Global News website..

During a media briefing scheduled for Monday afternoon, officials also said a one-day walk-in clinic was set up at downtown City Plaza on Thursday.

As of June 26, the latest available data, MLHU reports that 75.3% of residents over the age of 12 received a single vaccination and 23.4% were fully vaccinated. I will. The updated data is scheduled for Tuesday.

On the other hand, if you are going to have a COVID-19 test, you have several options.

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People can also test at MyHealth Test Center,so Specific pharmacy And — for students or staff — Fan Show College And Western University..

Test positive rates in the region fell to 0.7% in the week of June 20th, down from 1.2% in the week of June 13th.

Ontario

Ontario reported 170 new COVID-19 cases on Monday, showing the smallest daily increase since September 10, 2020, when the same number of cases were recorded.

The state recorded 213 new cases Sunday And 209 Saturday..

Currently, the total number of proceedings in the state is 545,973.

According to monday report, 34 were recorded in the Waterloo region, 27 in Toronto, 18 in the Gray Blues, and 13 in Halliburton, Kawalta Pineridge district.

All other local public health departments reported less than 10 new cases in state reports.

The state’s death toll has increased to 9,215 due to another recorded death.

Elgin and Oxford

The number of public health cases in the southwest was 3,888 as of Monday, an increase of 4 from Friday.

The number of collections increased by 1 from Friday to 3,789. The death toll remains at 83. At least 16 cases are currently active.

The number of cases for each municipality is Health unit dashboard..

Currently, three are hospitalized with COVID-19 and all are in the ICU. This is compared to two people, including one who was hospitalized on Friday.

There are a total of 812 confirmed variant cases in the region, an increase of one from Friday, of which 749 are associated with alpha variants.

No active organized outbreaks have been reported in this area.

The test positive rate in the region dropped to 1.2% in the week of June 20th, down from 1.5% in the week of June 13th, but above the 0.9% recorded in the week of June 6th. I am.

As of Monday, 63.2% of residents over the age of 12 had received at least one COVID-19 vaccine, according to SWPH.

All individuals over the age of 12 Online booking portal Or call 1-800-922-0096 ext. 9, provided that a second appointment is reserved at least 28 days after the first dose of the mRNA vaccine.

The health unit also encourages people to add their name to Same-day vaccination list..

Some pharmacies in the area We continue to provide the COVID-19 vaccine.

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Huron and Perth

HPPH reported a total of 1,904 cases on Monday, an increase of 7 from Friday.

You can check the number of cases by municipality Health unit dashboard..

Three more recovery cases have been reported, with a total of 1,833 active cases in 14 cases.

The number of deaths remained unchanged at 57, and the number of cases including mutant strains of concern was 318.

Currently, one is hospitalized with COVID-19, a decrease of one from Friday. No active organized outbreaks have been reported in this area.

Test positive rates in the region fell to 0.6% in the week of June 20th, down from 1.0% in the week of June 13th.

As of Monday, 73.5% of residents have been vaccinated at least once and 37.8% have been fully vaccinated, according to HPPH.

Vaccine Eligibility and Reservation Information You can find it on the HPPH website..Also specific information about booking a second dose of the vaccine Found on the Health Unit website..

Sarnia and Lambton

Lambton Public Health reported 4 new COVID-19 cases and 8 recovery on Monday, in addition to the 4 cases and 10 recovery reported over the weekend.

The total number of cases in the area is 3,612, with 17 active cases, 3,533 recovery and 62 deaths.

According to Bluewater Health, two patients receiving their care have been confirmed to have COVID-19.

The variant case aggregate for this region was 647 as of Monday, an increase of 2 from Friday.

The outbreak was declared on June 25 at Afton Park Place, a long-term care facility. Less than 5 for residents and less than 5 for staff and caregivers.

Test positive rates in the region increased from 1.8% in the week of June 13th to 2.0% in the week of June 20th.

For the COVID-19 vaccine, residents can book and rebook using the Health Unit registration page. You can also call the Vaccine Call Center (226-254-8222), but the volume of calls is expected to be very high.

Some pharmacies continue to offer shots of Pfizer or Moderna.

According to Lambton Public Health, 73.2% of adults have been vaccinated with COVID-19 vaccine at least once, and 42.4% of adults have been fully vaccinated.

— Using files from Global News Gabby Rodrigues, Kelly Wang, and Matthew Trevisick.