The new cases of COVID-19 reported by Hamilton on Tuesday paled compared to the average number of cases per day in the city in the past 10 days, according to public health
Health officials say there have been 226 positive coronavirus cases in Hamilton since October 24 or an average between 22 and 23 per day.However, on November 3, the city only reported two cases for put the total number of cases since the start of the pandemic at 1871
Thirty-five percent (79) of the 226 new coronavirus cases in Hamilton in the past 10 days were in people under the age of 30
During this period, 40% (91) of new cases were acquired through close contact
The outbreak at the Restoration Full Gospel Church on Ellis Avenue, involving three cases, was declared over on Monday
Public Health Halton did not release any new data on Tuesday due to maintenance of its reporting dashboard The region is expected to release new figures on Wednesday
As of Monday, Halton had 2,255 total COVID-19 cases since the start of the pandemic, reporting 46 new cases over the weekend and 53 more in November 2
Halton has six outbreaks involving at least 110 people in three long-term care homes (Wyndham Manor and Chartwell Waterford in Oakville, as well as Chartwell Brant Center in Burlington) and three retirement homes (Village of Tansley Woods in Burlington, Traflager Lodge in Oakville and Amica Georgetown)
The outbreak at Chartwell Waterford increased by 12 cases over the weekend, with a total of 44 people linked to 27 residents, six staff and 11 others linked to the house The facility has recorded three deaths since the start of the epidemic in October 13
Tansley Woods also saw the number of nursing home cases increase by two over the weekend to a total of 45 involving 33 residents, 10 staff cases and two others The facility has had seven deaths since the start of the epidemic in October 13
The region has 247 active cases as of November 2, Oakville accounting for 111 and Burlington for 53 cases
Niagara Public Health reported 38 new cases of COVID-19 on Tuesday, bringing the total number of cases in the region to 1,520 since the start of the pandemic
There were currently 196 active cases as of November 3 and 74 virus-related deaths since March
There are six coronavirus-related outbreaks at two nursing homes (The Meadows of Dorchester and River Road Retirement in Niagara Falls) and four long-term care homes (Millennium Trail Manor in Niagara Falls, Albright Manor in Lincoln, West Park Health Center and Gilmore Lodge in Fort Erie)
The last, at Albright Manor, which can accommodate over 200 residents, was declared retroactive to October 24
Niagara Health Hospital reports outbreak at Millennium Trail Manor in Niagara Falls involves 29 positive cases among 15 residents and 14 staff Three resident deaths have been linked to the outbreak that began on September 29
Four hundred and seven (268%) of COVID-19 cases in the region have been linked to long-term care or retirement homes in the region
Since the declaration of the pandemic, 448% (652) of the 1,520 cases in the region have been in people under the age of 39
The Haldimand-Norfolk (HNHU) health unit has reported three more cases of COVID-19 to put the region’s total since the start of the pandemic at 547 laboratory-confirmed positive cases
Public health says 351 percent (192) of all cases in the region involve people aged 20 to 39
Region is currently experiencing non-institutional outbreak at Stelco’s Lake Erie facilities in Nanticoke Public health says outbreak affects two employees of steelmakers’ pickle chains
Haldimand-Norfolk has had 32 deaths linked to COVID-19, including 27 linked to residents of Anson Place Care Center, a nursing home in Hagersville
The Brant County Health Unit reported nine more cases of COVID-19 on Tuesday The region has recorded 294 confirmed cases since the start of the pandemic
Brant County now has three outbreaks at two retirement homes (Riverview Terrace in Brantford and Brucefield Manor in Mount Pleasant) and the Mirage Salon at Lynden Park Mall in Brantford
The outbreak at the Riverview Terrace nursing home affects 13 people, including three employees and 10 residents who test positive for COVID-19
Brucefield Manor has only one case, but public health awaits further testing of staff and residents
No clients tested positive during the outbreak at Salon Mirage All five cases involve staff and others associated with workers Clients with concerns are encouraged to contact public health to arrange for an assessment and tests
Public health says 3,435% (101) of all cases in the county involve people aged 20 to 39
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