16 New COVID-19 Cases in Niagara

Monday, 25 October 2021 12:01

By Linda Morgan

Niagara Health reporting ten patients with virus.

The region's daily COVID-19 case count remains steady.

Public Health is confirming 16 new infections today.

The death toll remains at 437.

Ten people are battling the virus within Niagara Health, and six are in the ICU.

There are 154 active cases and 11 active outbreaks.

More than 726,000 vaccinations have been administered and around 76.9 percent of local residents have their first dose.

Meanwhile, 73.4 percent are fully immunized.

A full breakdown is available here.

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