On Tuesday, health officials said that 4,008 people with COVID-19 are being treated in Ontario hospitals, including 626 in intensive care units .
The remaining 15 per cent tested positive for the disease after being admitted for a different ailment.The 64 deaths, confirmed in the last 24 hours but that occurred over the past 20 days, bring the province’s total pandemic death tally to 11,068. Ten of those deaths were identified in residents of long-term care.
The number of tests performed in the last 24 hours was not made available by the government, and, as a result, Ontario’s test positivity rate is unknown.The majority of infections have been reported in the Greater Toronto Area, with the province identifying 570 cases in Toronto, 527 in Peel Region, 197 in York Region, 164 in Durham, and 124 in Halton.
Of the lab-confirmed cases reported on Tuesday, 486 were identified in youth and children under the age of 19.
Oh !no one normally dies of other diseases in Quebec!🤔
Fake News at it again, reporting old numbers to fluff up the total. Where is your journalistic integrity? tellthetruth Accountability lies GameOver TruckersForFreedom TruckersConvoy2022
Once again 'related' the CTV Ministry of Truth LMAO 🤡
Give right numbers. The 64 deaths in Ontario is a count from January 1st. Not a daily count
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