Tuesday, April 23, 2024

New Ontario Covid case numbers dip below 3000

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Ontario is reporting 2,864 cases of COVID-19 today. 25 more people in the province have lost their lives due to the virus. Saturday’s data is based on 47,817 completed tests. There are currently 1,832 COVID-19 patients in Ontario hospitals. That number includes 851 patients in intensive care and 588 on ventilators. The province says it administered 138,125 COVID-19 vaccine doses on Friday, for a total of 6,023,610.

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