No new COVID-19 cases or deaths in London-Middlesex, 5 more recovery-London

Numbers related to COVID-19 (New Coronavirus Infection) (# If there is no character limit, add parentheses when first appearing London-Middlesex remains about the same as Friday as no new cases or deaths were reported on Saturday.

According to the Middlesex-London Health Unit (MLHU), an additional five people recovered from the new coronavirus, reaching 292. This accounts for 66.6% of cases.

The total number of cases is the same as 438, and so is the death toll of 43.

Elderly care facilities have 136 cases, with 88 inhabitants and 48 staff testing positive and 23 dead.

Dr Chris McKee, London’s Chief Medical Officer for Health and CEO of MLHU, told 980 CFPL that the Department of Health is not expecting two zeros to appear on the same day.

“I’m not surprised by the timing, but a bit by the fact that there are no new dead And There are no new cases on the same day. “

“It was very encouraging to see these zeros … we have been looking forward to this day for a long time.”

“There will be additional cases and deaths in the coming weeks.”

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

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

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.

As of Friday, the university hospital was treating 10 COVID-19 patients with 4 intensive care units. The Victoria Hospital was treating 14 of the 2 patients on intensive care.

39 staff members have also confirmed positive.

In rural areas, Ontario reported 346 new cases The total number of COVID-19s on Saturday morning was 19,944. This is the lowest increase reported for cases since April 6th.

The death toll increased to 1,599 after more than 59 were reported.

Approximately 14,400 cases were considered resolved, accounting for 72.1% of all confirmed cases.

Over 19,200 additional tests have been performed, bringing the total number of states completed to 416,376. Over 15,300 cases are under investigation.

Elgin and Oxford

No new cases or deaths were reported in Elgin or Oxford counties, and two recovered, Southwestern Public Health (SWPH) report Saturday.

This keeps the total number of confirmed cases at 62. This includes 47 recovery, or about 76% of cases. The death toll remains four.

The total number of outbreaks is still 2, and neither is active.

According to SWPH, 11 cases are still active. Seven are in Oxford County, including three in Tillsonburg and two in Woodstock, and four in Elgin County, two in Malahide and two in St. Thomas.

According to SWPH, 3,033 people have been tested in the area and 279 are still awaiting testing.

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Huron and Perth

Health authorities in Huron and Perth counties did not report any new cases or deaths on Saturday, but reported another recovery.

This gives a total of 35 recoveries.

The number of cases was the same as 49, and the death toll was 5.

According to Huron Perth Public Health (HPPH), four deaths were associated with an outbreak on Greenwood Court in Stratford, which was positive for six people and ten staff.

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.

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 and 152 tests pending.

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Sarnia and Lambton

Lambton Public Health reports one new case of COVID-19 and six recovery.

As a result, the number of cases in the region increased to 194, 133 cases recovered and 16 deaths.

An outbreak at Vision Nursing Home in Sarnia continues. Four residents tested positive, two of whom died earlier this week. Two staff members have also been positively confirmed

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

According to Blue Water Health Hospital in Sarnia, seven patients with COVID-19 are suspected of being positive or have been hospitalized one more day than the previous day, with 12 waiting for testing.

— Ryan Rocca and Matthew Trevithick files from Global News

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