The province reported more cases of COVID-19 on Thursday.
There are two new cases in Saskatoon and reported cases in the central-west, Regina and central-south areas.
Of the 1,835 instances of COVID-19 reported in Saskatchewan, 130 are active.
Because the number of active instances in networked living environments is very low, starting Wednesday you will no longer be informed unless the number of active instances in those configurations exceeds 20.
As of Tuesday, there have been 19 cluster-related cases at Brandt Industries in Saskatoon, no more reported on Wednesday.
The number recovered is now 1681, an increase of 8 since Wednesday.
The number of deaths per COVID-19 remains at 24.
According to the new breakdown of active cases, the north-central area, which Prince Albert and the region, has no active cases.
The maximum active instances are 75 in Saskatoon and the time is Regina with 26 active instances.
Lately, seven others are receiving hospital care in Saskatoon and one is receiving hospital care in the South Central area. Lately there are no other people registered for extensive care in the province.
The total number of instances is 1,835, of those 440 instances coming from the southern region (222 to the southwest, two hundred south of the center and 18 to the southeast), 363 instances are from the Saskatoon area, 358 instances are from the far north (349 excessive northwest, 0 excessive north center and nine instances to the northeast), 271 instances are from the north (131 North-westArray 73 north-central and 67 northeast) , 237 instances are from the central area (175 central-west and 62 center-east) and 166 cases are from the Regina area.
Lately there are 69 cases of health workers; However, the source of infections is similar to its execution environment in all cases.
Of the 1,835 instances in the province: 277 instances are travel-related, 906 are network contacts, adding massive meetings, 533 have no known exposure, and 119 are the subject of public fitness research.
Age distribution shows that 308 instances involve others over 19 years of age or younger, 597 instances are 20 to 39 years of age, 567 are 40 to 59 years of age, 301 are 60 to 79 years of age, and 62 are 80 years of age or older. age group.
Gender distribution shows that 51% of cases are male and 49% are male.
As of 24 September, 178,490 COVID-19 tests had been conducted in the province, a total of 1,578 since yesterday.
As of September 22, when more provincial and national knowledge would be gained from the Canadian Public Health Agency, Saskatchewan, consistent with the 126,072 other population rate, was consistent with millions of inhabitants, while the national rate of 181,798 others assessed consistent with millions of inhabitants.
SHA warns of imaginable exposure to COVID-19 in Regina
On Wednesday night, the Saskatchewan Health Authority (SHA) warned citizens about exposure to COVID-19 in Regina.
According to the alert, other people who were in two places in Regina tested positive for COVID-19. Both sites were the construction site of the Meridian Hotel in Harbor Landing from September 1st to 18th from 7am to 6pm and the Superstore in Rochdale. Boulevard on September 18 from 4 p. m. to four:4 p. m.
Anyone in those places this time would have to self-control for 14 days. If you were in those places and had or had symptoms of COVID-19, SHA advises others to isolate yourself without delay and call 811 to schedule the tests. Symptoms come with flu and bloodless symptoms, muscle/joint pain, dizziness, fatigue, nausea/vomiting, diarrhea, difficulty feeding children, loss of taste or sensation. smell, shortness of breath and shortness of breath.
SHA sends public alerts when fitness officers are unsure of the number of known close contacts of COVID-19 patients before being evaluated. In such cases, they inform the network of places that the patient would possibly have visited while infected.