London-new coronavirus outbreak in middlesex nursing home, 1 death, 5 new cases-London

Another death related to New coronavirus Another outbreak in an elderly home was confirmed on Sunday in Middlesex, London.

Five new cases and four recovery cases were also reported on Sunday.

This allows COVID-19 (New Coronavirus Infection) (# If there is no character limit, add parentheses when first appearing There are 536 cases and 380 recovery cases in the area, about 71% or 53 deaths.

The Middlesex-London Health Unit says the deceased is a woman in her 70s and her death is associated with a nursing home.

According to MLHU, all new cases are from London Ont.

Of the total number of cases, 168 are associated with homes for the elderly, including both nursing homes and nursing homes.

In particular, there are 101 cases in nursing homes, with 60 inhabitants and 41 staff showing positive reactions. 23 people have died.

67 cases of COVID-19 occurred in nursing homes, 44 inhabitants and 23 staff were infected, and 10 died.

The most recent outbreak was declared on Saturday May 30th at the Chelsea Park Retirement Community. The number of residents and staff who tested positive is unknown.

There are seven other outbreaks in the area, all occurring in elderly homes. This includes the 3rd floor of Chelsey Park, Country Terrace, Medway area of ​​Henley Place LTC Residence, Kensington Village, Mount Hope Center for Long Term Care, Sisters of St. Joseph and Waverley Mansion.

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According to the London Health Sciences Center (LHSC), 15 patients were treated for COVID-19 in hospital by Friday.

At least 42 staff members have also tested positive. The number of cases that remain active is unclear.

Of the incidents in this area, 499 were reported in London.

In other regions, 20 cases have been reported in Strathroy-Caradoc, 7 cases in Middlesex Center, 4 cases in North Middlesex and Thames Center, and 1 case in Lucan Biddulph and Southwest Middlesex, respectively.

Ontario

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In rural areas, Ontario reported 326 new cases The number of novel coronaviruses on Sunday morning, the total number of cases in the state, reached 27,859.

Nineteen new deaths were announced, bringing the total number of deaths from the virus in the state to 2,266.

Over 21,800 cases were considered resolved, accounting for 78.3% of all confirmed cases.

In Canada, 90,505 cases of COVID-19 have occurred, 7,093 people have died, and 48,573 cases have recovered.

Elgin and Oxford

New cases of COVID-19 have occurred in the area for three days with no new cases, deaths, or recovery.

Southwestern Public Health (SWPH) officials said on Sunday that there are currently 74 cases in the area, with 60 recovering and 4 dead. This is a tally that has not changed since April 22.

Eight of the cases in the region are associated with outbreaks at the Secod Trail, a long-term care facility in Ingersoll, Ontario.

Eight employees have tested positive at home since the outbreak was declared on May 18. Health officials reported zero cases of institutional resident.

This is one of the three outbreaks declared in the area since late March. The other two have since been resolved. No deaths have been reported as a result of the outbreak.

Ten cases continue to be active in the area, eight in Oxford County, four in Ingersoll and two each in Tillsonburg and Woodstock.

Elgin County reported one active case in St. Thomas.

It is unknown where the latest case location reported on Sunday is.

The Health Unit said there were 4,852 tests in Elgin and Oxford as of Sunday, with 504 awaiting results.

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Huron and Perth

Local health officials say the numbers associated with COVID-19 did not change on Sunday.

There were 52 confirmed cases of COVID-19, including 45 recovery and 5 deaths.

Health unit figures indicate the latest case was reported Friday in Stratford, Ontario, with 26 cases and four deaths reported in the area. The other dead is St Mary’s.

Twenty-three incidents in the area were associated with seven incidents, with a total of 14 staff and 9 resident cases, and 4 deaths.

The death was associated with a resolved outbreak in Greenwood Court that infected 6 people and 10 staff.

The Health Unit said 3,354 tests were conducted in Huron and Perth as of Saturday. Of these, 145 were waiting for test results and 3,157 were negative.

Sarnia and Lambton

COVID-19 mortality remained the same in the region, but the total number of cases increased by 1 on Sunday and the total number of recovery increased by 2.

According to Lambton Public Health (LPH) officials, this has brought the number of cases to 263 in the region, with 200 recoveries, or about 76%.

The total death toll remains the same at 22,

Two outbreaks continue in Lambton, Ontario. One was infected at Lambton Meadow View Villa in Petrolia, where one staff member tested positive, and at Vision Nursing Home in Sarnia, where at least 25 people were infected in a severe outbreak. The day before — 7 deaths and 24 staff tested positive.

This is the worst case ever reported in the county, surpassing the one in Landmark Village, infecting 30 people, killing 6 people, and testing 10 staff positive. It was The outbreak was declared on May 6.

Sarnia’s Bluewater Health said on Sunday that the facility would treat 13 COVID-19 patients, and 20 fewer patients were suspected of being positive or awaiting testing, three fewer than yesterday. Stated.

By the end of Saturday, 6,500 test results had been received by the county health authorities. The number of pending tests is unknown.

— Use Ryan Rocca files from Global News