HALIFAX–.
New Brunswick is revealing four brand-new cases of COVID-19
On Saturday, the province reported the brand-new cases include two people between the ages of 40 and 49 in Zone 1 (Moncton region) and are associated to global travel. The other two cases are individuals under the age of 10 in Zone 3 (Fredericton region) and are contacts of a previously-related case– they are self-isolating.
” It’s up to all of us to slow the spread of the infection,” said deputy primary medical officer of health, Dr. Cristin Muecke in a press release on Saturday. “We should embrace healthy routines, get checked for any COVID-19 signs, and follow the obligatory order.”
Public Health has actually determined that the 2 new verified COVID-19 cases who were international travellers might have been contagious while travelling on the following flights:
- Air Canada Flight Air Conditioner-891– Rome to Toronto on August 3, 2020
- Air Canada Flight A/C-8910– Toronto to Moncton on August 4, 2020
13 ACTIVE CASES
There are now 13 active cases of COVID-19 in New Brunswick.
As of Saturday, an overall of 56,530 tests have actually been carried out because the pandemic began– of which 184 have been favorable. Meanwhile, 169 cases have actually recovered, and two individuals have passed away.
There is currently nobody hospitalized as a result of the virus in New Brunswick.
Fifty-seven per cent of cases are female and 43 percent are male.
More information concerning COVID-19 data in New Brunswick can be discovered on the province’s site
LORRY TRAFFIC DETAILS
New Brunswick’s online control panel consists of info about lorry traffic trying to enter the New Brunswick border.
On Friday, 14,443 personal and 3,297 industrial lorries attempted to cross the border into the province. Of the lorries attempting to cross the border, 237 were declined entry, for a refusal rate of 1.3 per cent.
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