Niagara Reports 38 New COVID-19 Cases

Thursday, 4 February 2021 12:06

By Linda Morgan

Niagara Public Health has announced 38 new cases of COVID-19.

Four more people have died, bringing the area's death total to 336.

There are 915 active cases, and 45 active outbreaks.

Thirty-nine people remain in our local hospitals with the virus.

St. Catharines has 348 active cases in the region, followed by Niagara Falls at 181 and Welland at 85.

This morning, the province announced 1563 new cases in Ontario.

There were 584 in Toronto, 265 in Peel and 132 in York Region.

To date, 355,055 vaccinations have been administered in the province.

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