Four New COVID-19 Cases in Niagara

Tuesday, 27 July 2021 12:20

By Linda Morgan

Niagara's daily COVID-19 case count remains steady.

Niagara Region Public Health is reporting 4 new cases of the virus today.

There are 51 active cases and two active outbreaks.

As of this morning, Niagara Health is reporting three hospitals patients with the virus, and one of them is in the ICU.

Over 611,000 vaccinations have been administered to local residents.

About 69.6 percent of Niagara's residents have their first shot, and 58.1 percent are fully immunized.

A detailed breakdown of the numbers is available here.

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