TORONTO–.
Ontario has taped fewer than 100 brand-new cases of COVID-19 for the 5th day in a row.
Provincial health authorities logged 88 new clients contaminated with the novel coronavirus on Friday, bringing the overall number of lab-detected cases in Ontario, consisting of deaths and recoveries, to 39,897
Last week, Ontario logged fewer than 100 new cases of the disease for the very first time since completion of March. Ever since, the day-to-day case count in the province surpassed 100 for a few days over the weekend however has continued to trend downward throughout today.
There were no additional COVID-19- related deaths validated in the province on Friday. The province’s death toll stays at 2,783
There are presently 66 clients infected with the illness in Ontario medical facilities. Of those patients, 28 are being dealt with in the extensive care unit and 12 of those are breathing with the assistance of a ventilator.
The variety of retrieved patients in the province is now 36,024
Where are the new COVID-19 cases?
Twenty-seven of Ontario’s 34 local public health units reported 5 or fewer cases on Friday, with 18 reporting none at all.
Ottawa recorded 15 brand-new cases of COVID-19 on Friday, as did Peel Region. Toronto logged 10 more infections and Windsor-Essex tape-recorded four.
All of Ontario, other than Windsor-Essex, has moved onto Stage 3 of the province’s resuming plan.
COVID-19 screening in Ontario
Given that the start of the pandemic, more than 2.3 million COVID-19 tests have been performed in Ontario.
In the last 24 hours, more than 25,000 tests were performed.
There are currently 25,077 tests under investigation in the province.
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