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The new cases included eight in the City of Kawartha Lakes and five in Northumberland County. However, the number of active cases remains unchanged at 85.
Northumberland County reported 44 active cases on Wednesday (down two), while there are 36 active cases in the Kawarthas (up three) and five in Haliburton County (down one).
Variant cases of COVID-19 continue to increase, reported at 357 on Wednesday, up from 345 on Tuesday. Northumberland County has reported 225 variant cases, with 113 in the Kawarthas and 19 in Haliburton County.
Of the health unit’s 1,622 confirmed cases since the pandemic was declared 13 months ago, 1,479 are now deemed resolved (nine more since Tuesday) — approximately 91 per cent of the total.
Outbreaks
Three active outbreaks remain in the health unit’s jurisdiction:
Summersweet Custom Design and Build Inc. in Haliburton County. Declared April 23. Case details were not available
Grafton Post Office: Declared April 18. Two employees tested positive. The post office resumed normal hours of operation on April 20, according to Canada Post
Deaths: 71 — the last death was reported Tuesday in Northumberland County. Since the pandemic was declared in March 2020, there have been 56 deaths in the City of Kawartha Lakes, 14 in Northumberland and one in Haliburton County.
Hospitalized cases: 59 — two more since Tuesday. Four people are currently in an area hospital (down one since Tuesday), four in an intensive care unit (down one). Ross Memorial Hospital in Lindsay reports 10 admitted COVID-19 patients as of noon Wednesday, unchanged since Tuesday.
Schools within the health unit’s jurisdiction detailed their reports of COVID-19 cases as of Monday.