645 new COVID-19 cases identified in Alberta, 10 more deaths linked to disease
Ten extra deaths in Alberta had been attributed to COVID-19 on Wednesday because the province additionally recognized 645 new circumstances of the illness.
The brand new circumstances had been found after 11,343 exams had been performed on Tuesday, placing the province’s positivity fee at 5.58 per cent.
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The variety of individuals in hospital intensive care models with the coronavirus rose by one on Wednesday and now sits at 184. Nevertheless, Alberta Well being additionally famous there have been 810 COVID-19 sufferers in hospital total on Wednesday, down from 836 the day earlier than.
The full variety of lively COVID-19 circumstances within the province additionally dropped Wednesday, down to eight,733 after being at 9,267 on Tuesday.
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The Calgary zone at the moment has extra lively circumstances than some other area in Alberta (2,223), adopted by the Edmonton zone (2,025), the North zone (1,828), the Central zone (1,722) and the South zone (928). Seven circumstances haven’t been linked to a specific zone.
Hinshaw continues to induce warning, particularly on Halloween
With solely 4 days till Halloween, Alberta’s chief medical officer of well being Dr. Deena Hinshaw tweeted concerning the approaching day on Wednesday and urged individuals to be cautious whereas handing out sweet or trick-or-treating.
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“When you’re planning on trick-or-treating or handing out sweet on Halloween, shield your self and others from COVID-19,” her tweet reads. “Keep house when you’re feeling unwell, trick-or-treat with solely your family and keep distance when handing out treats.”
Extra Halloween security suggestions will be discovered right here.
Watch beneath: (From Oct. 21, 2021) Dr. Deena Hinshaw reminds Albertans to observe COVID-19 well being measures and gives tricks to maintain issues secure throughout Halloween.
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