Coronavirus: Hamilton reports 108 COVIDs-19 cases, 6 deaths-Hamilton

Hamilton reported six new deaths associated with the coronavirus on Tuesday. COVID-19 (new coronavirus infection) (# If there is no character limit, add parentheses when it first appears Case.

The new deaths come from six long-term care facilities (LTC), including a woman in her mid-80s and a man in her mid-90s at Willow Grove LTC on Old Mohawk Road, who died on November 28 and 29, respectively. .. ..

The facility was in the midst of an outbreak that began on 22 October, with a total of 87 cases, including 57 residents and 28 staff.

The other four LTC deaths included a man in his 80s at Hamilton Continuing Care who died on November 28, a man in his late 70s at Baywoods who died on November 28, and died in November. Includes women in their late 80s at Grace Villa. 29, and his early 90’s man from St. Joseph’s villa, who died on November 30th.

Since the outbreak of the pandemic, the city now has 92 virus-related deaths.

Meanwhile, the number of cases in the city on Tuesday continued to grow, with a pandemic high of 108, 13 higher than the previous high of 95 recorded on Saturday.

The city has 565 active cases and 591 new cases have been reported in the last 10 days.

Hamilton’s Chief Medical Officer believes that the significant increase in cases over the past seven days is likely due to people who are shortening their social distance and masking only for some time, not regularly. I am.

“If you don’t put the mask on your chin and your nose, it will have an impact,” says Richardson.

“At COVID-19, you must always follow the rules.”

The city’s top documents suggest that vacation blockades are becoming more and more likely due to the apparent inconsistency of infection protocols.

“If you keep thinking about how you can avoid these (countermeasures) … it won’t be effective in reducing the number of cases,” Richardson said.

Hamilton also added another outbreak that reported two staff cases at Adelaide Foodless Elementary School on Monday night.

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As of December 1, there were 19 active outbreaks in the city, involving a total of 334 people.

• 7 Long Term Care Facilities — Alexander Place, Bay Woods Place, Chartwell Willow Grove, Hamilton Continuous Care, Grace Villa, Idre Wild Manor, St. Joseph Villa (South Tower)
• Two Retirement Homes — # 1 Hamilton and Wentworth Heights Village
• 4 Workplaces — Golden Auto Service, Maple Reinders Constructors Ltd., Red Hill Orthodontics, and Universal Precision Technology
• Two Schools-Rehobos Christians-Corptown and Adelaide Foodless Elementary School.

There are also outbreaks in four other locations, including Hamilton Police Services-Recording Department, Hats Off-Girls Country Home, Rigiel Support for Community Life, and the CONNECT Community.

The largest outbreaks reported were Hamilton Continuous Care totaling 49 from 31 October, 42 Baywood Places from 1 November, 31 St. Joseph’s Villa from 20 November, 48. It was the Grace Villa. According to the city, the outbreak will begin on November 25th.

Since the pandemic began, the city has experienced a total of 3,266 cases. Twenty-three people with COVID-19 are currently hospitalized and require professional care.

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The Halton region reports 52 new COVID-19 cases, 2 new outbreaks

The Halton region reported 52 new COVID-19 cases on Tuesday. As of December 1, there were 774 active cases in the region, with Milton accounting for 338 and Burlington accounting for 126.

The average number of cases in the region over the last 7 days is 54.4 per day.

Two new outbreaks were declared in Oakville on Tuesday, one at Northridge LTC and the other at Iroquoir Ridge High School.

Halton has seven long-term care homes (Allendale in Milton, Wellington Park Care and Chartwell Waterford in Burlington, Northridge, Post-in Village, West Oak Village, Wyndham Manor, all Oakville) and two retirement homes (Amica). (Sunrise in Burlington as well as Georgetown), and one hospital (Emergency Medical Unit at Joseph Brandt Hospital in Burlington).

There are two active outbreaks in the area, four at Alfajrul Bassem Academy, one at a private Islamic Elementary School, and one at Iroquois Ridge High School.

Since the beginning of the pandemic, Halton has a total of 3,729 COVID-19 cases.

Sixty-five people have died in the area related to the coronavirus.

The Halton region is at the state’s new red management level COVID-19 Response Framework As of Sunday.

The Niagara region reports 20 new COVID-19 cases

Niagara Public Health reported 20 new COVID-19 cases on Tuesday.

There are 207 active cases, 9 of whom are being treated in hospitals for coronavirus.

The average number of cases in the region over the last 7 days is 17.4 per day.

In Niagara, there are 18 outbreaks related to the coronavirus in the community.

7 facilities in 2 retirement homes (Niagara Falls Dochester Pasture, St. Catharines Garden City Manor) and 5 long-term care homes (Niagara Falls Bella Senior Care Residence, Maple Park Lodge, Gilmour Lodge) There is an outbreak. Fort Erie, and Welland’s Sunset Forest and La Peri Rodge).

Since the beginning of the pandemic, there have been a total of 2,161 positive cases in the region.

There are currently 84 deaths associated with the coronavirus in the area.

The Niagara region is at the state’s new orange limit level COVID-19 Response Framework As of Sunday.

Haldimand-Norfolk reports two new COVID-19 cases

The Haldimand-Norfolk Health Unit (HNHU) reported two new COVID-19 cases on Tuesday. There have been 660 positive cases confirmed in the lab since the pandemic began in the region.

As of Tuesday, Port Dover’s Dovercliff LTC had only one staff test positive for coronavirus in the area. No resident has been tested positive.

As of December 1, there are 43 active cases.

The average number of cases in the region over the last 7 days is 3 per day.

Since the pandemic began, there have been 32 COVID-19-related deaths in both counties.

Haldimand-Norfolk moved to the orange limit level of the state’s new COVID-19-enabled framework as of Monday.

Brant County reports eight new COVID-19 cases

The Brant County Health Unit (BCHU) reported eight new COVID-19 cases on Tuesday. Since the pandemic began, there are currently 513 confirmed cases in the region.

As of December 1, there were 70 activity cases, and 6 people were hospitalized.

There are four facilities in Brantford: Retirement Home (Brucefield Manor in Mount Pleasant), Long Term Care Center (Brierwood Gardens in Brantford), Surgical Hospitalization Unit in Brantford General, and Community Living Brandt in Brantford. There are also 36 cases associated with the development of.

Twenty-five people were involved in the outbreak in Bruce Field Manners, with five staff and 20 residents testing positive for COVID-19.

Brant County is at the state’s orange limit level COVID-19 Response Framework As of Sunday.

Five people have died in this area in connection with COVID-19.

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