Coronavirus: London-one death in middle sex, two new cases, three recovery, health unit says-London

One died and two others tested positive for the novel Coronavirus And three more have recovered. Middlesex-London Health Unit (MLHU) report Friday.

This brought the total number of confirmed cases in London and Middlesex to 438, of which 287 recovered (about 65%). 43 people have died.

According to the Health Unit, deaths included men in their 40s. No further information is published.

Health Unit figures show that two new cases were both reported in London, both of which were related to nursing homes. One is a resident and the other is a staff member.

With this update, we saw 5 new local cases and 10 recoveries in a week. Thursday; 7 new cases and 2 recoveries Wednesday2 deaths, 1 new case, 8 recovery Tuesday; 7 new cases and 8 recovery Monday.

So far, the city has seen 405 cases reported in the region, with 17 in Stratrocharadock and 7 in the Middlesex Center.

In other regions, there are four cases each in North Middlesex and Thames Center, but one in Southwest Middlesex.

The number of cases that remain active in each jurisdiction is unclear.

With two new cases, elderly homes now account for at least 134, or almost 30%, of confirmed cases in the region. They also account for at least 23 deaths, or about 55%.

In addition to 17 deaths, the Health Unit reported 86 cases in nursing homes with 53 residents and 33 staff members. In the nursing home, 50 cases were reported, including 35 residents and 15 staff, and 6 died.

The total number of confirmed outbreaks remained the same at 18, of which 10 were still active and all but one of them occurred in long-term care facilities and nursing homes.

Elderly institutions have had a total of 12 outbreaks since the pandemic. They are among at least 317 people Declared According to Public Health Ontario, there are nursing homes and nursing homes throughout the state.

Outbreaks continue to be active in People Care Grand Wood Park, Horizon Place, Kensington Village Retirement, Kensington Village Care Facility, Elmwood Place, Sisters of Meadow Park Care Center, Earls Court Village, Henry Place, St. Joseph.

The latest outbreak to be declared was Wednesday Victoria Hospital In the Senile Behavior Unit (C6-100), it is an outbreak that has been active since April 11.

The London Health Science Center (LHSC) COVID-19 (New Coronavirus Infection) (# If there is no character limit, add parentheses when first appearing As of Friday, at least 39 staff were infected, the number has not changed since May 2.

At midnight Friday, a total of 24 COVID-19 patients were being treated at the university and Victorian hospital.

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Province, Ontario 477 new cases of COVID-19 and 63 deaths reported On Friday, the total number of cases 19,598 (1,540 dead, 13,990 resolved).

The total is increased by 2.5% from the previous day.

The number of inpatients and intensive care units for COVID-19 has declined, but the number of people on ventilators has increased.

The state has completed 397,149 tests against this virus to date. It was 16,295 yen higher than the previous day. Ontario Aim for 16,000 tests last month by May 6th. The Thursday report was ashamed of the number, but the Friday report achieved its goal.

Meanwhile, Premier Doug Ford’s office says he Made a brief visit to his cottage Easter Sunday — The day after urging the Ontarian to stay home.

A spokesman said the prime minister went alone to his house to check the plumbing due to ongoing renovation work.

The trip came a few days later when he said at a press conference that he would not travel to his cottage that weekend.

Elgin and Oxford

No new cases or deaths have been reported in Elgin or Oxford counties, and two people from the Southwestern Public Health Department have recovered. report Friday.

With this update, the total number of confirmed cases was kept at 62, of which 45 were recovered—about 72% of cases. The death toll remains four.

On Thursday, the health unit reported two new cases in the area. Neither was connected to an elderly facility, so the total number of outbreaks was as low as 2, and neither was active.

According to SWPH, 13 cases remain active. Nine are in Oxford County, three in Tillsonburg, two in Woodstock, four in Elgin County, two in Malahide and St. Thomas.

According to SWPH, 2,964 people were tested in the area as of Friday and 275 are still awaiting testing. The Health Unit number fixes the test’s positive rate at 2.3%.

Huron and Perth

Health authorities in Huron and Perth counties have reported no new cases, deaths or recovery for at least five consecutive days. report.

According to Huron Perth Public Health (HPPH), the total number of confirmed cases remains unchanged at 49, of which 34 have recovered and about 69% of the cases have killed 5 people.

Four of the deaths were associated with an outbreak occurring on Stratford’s Greenwood Court, with a total of six inhabitants and ten staff testing positive. The number of cases that remain active is unclear.

The outbreak continues at the Blue Water Rest Homes in Bluewater, Huron View in Huron East, and the Bremer Retirement Center in North Huron.

Twenty-five cases of events in the area have been reported in Stratford, with authorities recovering 20 and killing four, according to authorities.

Huron County reported 12 cases, 9 of which recovered, and Perth County reported 10 cases of which 5 recovered.

Two cases have been reported in Saint Marys, one of which died and the other recovered.

As of Friday, Huron and Perth had 1,881 tests, up 70 from the previous day. Of those, 152 were pending results, an increase of 28 from Thursday.

Sarnia and Lambton

There were no new cases or deaths report A health official there in Lamton County reported late Thursday, after a recovery.

With this update, the total number of confirmed cases was kept at 193 and the number of recovery was 127-about 66% of cases. The death toll is 16.

On Thursday, Lambton Public Health reported one new case, four recovery and a resolved outbreak in a nursing home in Sarnia.

Outbreaks in Landmark Village have been active since late March, with 30 inhabitants testing positive, including six who died later. Ten staff members were also infected.

One day ago, an outbreak was declared at Sumac Lodge, another nursing home in Sarnia.

In the county’s only active outbreak at Vision Nursing Homes in Sarnia, four residents tested positive, two of whom died earlier this week. Two staff members have also been confirmed positive.

According to the Health Unit, long-term care and nursing home residents and health care workers account for at least 18 percent and 15 percent of cases, respectively.

In addition to the elderly home-based staff who tested positive, at least 15 staff also tested positive at Sarnia’s Bluewater Health Hospital.

Hospital spokesperson Julia Oosterman told the 980 CFPL on Friday that two staff members had subsequently recovered but the rest are still considered active cases.

This news will be sent after the hospital receives the results of the recent double negative swab test. More results are expected soon.

According to Oosterman, none of the 15 positive staff members needed to be hospitalized and all were self-isolated at home.

by hospital, It is treating seven COVID-19 patients on Friday morning, as it was on Thursday, with an additional 11 suspected positives or waiting for testing, three less than the previous day.

By the end of Thursday, the Health Unit said it had received the results of 3,560 COVID-19 tests, noting that the county’s positive percentage is 5%. The total number of tests performed and the number of tests with pending results are unclear.

— Global News Gabby Rodrigues and Canadian Press files

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