London-Middlesex Recorded Zero Coronavirus Deaths in One Month, Five New Cases Reported-London

It’s been a month since London-Middlesex reported the latest novel-related death. Coronavirus..

Middlesex-London Health Unit (MLHU) is also COVID-19 (new coronavirus infectious disease) (# If there is no character limit, add parentheses when first appearing On Sunday, with three recoveries.

Currently, there are 639 cases and 564 recovery, which is about 88% of all cases.

Since June 12, the death toll has remained at 57.

The last person to die at COVID-19 was a woman in London in the 90’s, whose death was associated with a nursing home.

Of the five new cases reported on Sunday, two were reported in the City of London, two in the Middlesex Center and one in North Middlesex.

Currently there are 590 cases in London, 12 cases in the Middlesex Center and 6 cases in North Middlesex.

In the rest of the world, there are 23 cases in Strathroka Ladock, 6 cases in Thames Center and 1 case in Lucan Bidalf and Southwest Middlesex.

Each new case is associated with an elderly home. According to the MLHU figures, one of them is associated with a healthcare professional.

Healthcare workers in the region make up 147 or 23% of the local cases.

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At least 18 cases remain active in the area.

The two COVID-19 evaluation centers in the city are steadily bustling with 275 to 300 examinees each day.

According to data from the Health Unit, people in their twenties accounted for the largest number of cases, 135, at just over 21%.

People over the age of 80 make up 106 cases, or 16%, and people in their 50s make up 98 cases, or 15%.

Most of the cases over the last few weeks have been sourced from the community and are not tied to local senior care facilities.

Overall, nursing homes and nursing homes have at least 180 cases and 37 deaths.

There were 26 locally declared outbreaks during the pandemic, with at least 21 outbreaks occurring in long-term nursing homes and nursing homes. No outbreaks are currently reported.

According to the London Health Sciences Center (LHSC), the number of COVID-19 patients being treated is 0-5, but no treatment is available at any of Saint Joseph’s Healthcare centers.

At least 42 staff at the hospital tested positive during the LHSC pandemic. No updated figures have been announced since early June. LHSC announced that it will only announce if the number of staff cases increases by 5 or more.

St. Joseph had at least 19 cases involving staff during the pandemic.

Ontario

Ontario reported 129 new cases COVID-19 was added on Sunday, bringing the total number of states to 36,723.

Three new deaths were also announced, bringing the total number of state deaths to 2,719.

A total of 32,534 cases were considered resolved, accounting for 88.6% of all confirmed cases.

Over 25,700 additional tests have been performed.

Elgin and Oxford

Southwestern Public Health (SWPH) officials did not report a new case of COVID-19 on Sunday.

There are still 87 cases in the area, of which 79 have recovered and 5 have died.

Three cases are active, two of which are Woodstock and the other is Dutton/Dunwich.

The latest death was reported last Friday, the first since April 22, and involved a 68-year-old woman from the Amer region of Ontario.

The woman was hospitalized in Tillsonburg, Ontario on July 1 and died the same day. The health unit says she was discovered to have the virus after her death.

A total of 3 outbreaks have been declared in the area and all have been resolved.

A total of 12,167 tests were run on Sunday with 180 pending results.

The local test rate positive rate is 0.7%.

Huron and Perth

Huron Perth Public Health (HPPH) staff does not issue updates on weekends.

As of Friday, no new cases, deaths or recovery have been reported.

The cumulative number of cases remains the same at 58, of which 52 have recovered, 5 have died and only one is active.

No new confirmed cases have been seen in the area for seven consecutive days.

Starting next week, it was announced that face masks would be needed within the commercial facilities of local health officials Huron and Perth.

A list of such facilities includes, but is not limited to, retail stores and convenience stores. Malls; enclosed farm markets; and establishments open to the public,” Health Unit Statement. Said.

At least 26 cases and 4 deaths have been reported in Stratford. Huron and Perth counties reported 14 cases each. Four and one deaths have been reported in Saint Marys.

The four deaths in Stratford were associated with an outbreak on Greenwood Court. At least nine outbreaks have been declared in the area. Then everything was resolved.

As of Wednesday, 9,286 people were tested in the area.

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Sarnia and Lambton

No new cases, deaths or recovery were reported late Saturday by Lambton Public Health officials.

For the ninth consecutive day, the county has not found a newly confirmed case of coronavirus.

At least 286 cases have been identified in the county, two of which remain active.

Health officials have announced that 259 have recovered and 25 have died. This is a tally that has not changed since early June.

According to Bluewater Health, COVID-19 patients are not being treated. The last COVID-19 patient to leave the hospital was released on June 14.

On Friday, the hospital reported that 14 people who were waiting for test results were treated and 3 fewer than the day before.

During the pandemic, at least 57 had to be hospitalized for the virus, most of them in March and April. Since March, at least 19 hospital staff have tested positive.

Nine outbreaks have been declared in the county, which is associated with 105 cases and 16 deaths. Then everything was resolved. All 16 deaths and most cases are associated with outbreaks at the Bluewater Health and Vision Nursing Home.

Over 14,062 test results were received from local health authorities.

The positive rate of tests in this region is 2.0%.

— Ryan Rocca and Matthew Trevithick files from Global News