Niagara Region Public Health Reports Seven New Cases of COVID-19

Thursday, 23 April 2020 12:30

By Marcie Culbert

Public Health is reporting seven news cases of COVID-19.

It says 412 Niagara Region residents have tested positive for the virus at this point, but only 220 of those cases are considered active.

Public Health is also reporting 158 resolved cases and 34 deaths.

It says 80.3 percent of Niagara’s patients are self-isolating at home, 16.5 percent have been hospitalized and 3.2 percent have been admitted to intensive care.

Ontario is reporting 634 new cases and 54 new deaths today.

This means we now have 12,879 cases province-wide and the death toll has reached 713.

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Niagara Region Public Health Reports Seven New Cases of COVID-19

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