Manitoba fitness officials announced 55 new cases on Saturday, the highest time the province recorded the pandemic.
In the 24 hours to 23rd of August, the laboratories of Manitoba learned 96 new cases.
With the latest update, this is that there are now 444 active instances in the province, a new record.This is the ninth time in the more than 10 days that the province sets a new record for recently inflamed patients.
Thirty-one of the most recent cases occur in the Prairie Mountain Health region, which remains the epicenter of the province.One case concerned a fitness clerk at the non-public care house Hillcrest Place in Brandon, according to a press release from officials., which did not hold a news convention on Saturday.
The fitness clerk was dressed in a private protective device and is lately self- isolating himself.According to CBC, this is the third nursing home in Manitoba to have had an outbreak of COVID-19 in recent weeks.
“Although the threat is low, the site has introduced epidemic protocols with great caution,” the press release says.”This means that the site is putting in place additional measures to further reduce threats to citizens and staff, and restricting site visits changes to Critical (red) in the Pandemic Response System #RestartMB.»
Of the 444 recently inflamed patients in the province, 235 are in Prairie Mountain Health.The region continues to face outbreaks, such as its Maple Leaf Foods red meat processing plant in Brandon.Health officials say there is no evidence that the virus is spreading at the facility, however, staff challenged the claim because dozens of other people were sick.
The province also continues to face epidemics in networked living environments, which come with Hutterite colonies.
During the pandemic, Manitoba recorded 1,151 cases of COVID-19, including 693 other people who have recovered and 14 deaths.
On July 14, the province had almost no active cases.That day, after all his first patients recovered, fitness officers diagnosed five more people.Since then, Manitoba has noticed its upward trend. On 12 August, for the first time, the province surpassed the 200 active cases, a mark to which it has not fallen since Wednesday, which was also the first day that the province eclipsed the mark of the 400 cases.