COVID-19: New Brunswick Reports 2 Deaths, 33 New Cases Saturday – New Brunswick | The Canadian News

New Brunswick reported two other deaths as a result of COVID-19 and 33 new cases on Saturday.

In a statement, the province said the two people who died were in the Campbellton region. One person was 70 and the other 40.

The number of hospitalizations has decreased. There are now 23 people in the hospital, of whom 15 are not vaccinated, one is partially vaccinated and seven are fully vaccinated.

Thirteen people are in intensive care, 10 of whom are not vaccinated, one is partially vaccinated and two are fully vaccinated.

There have been 37 new recoveries, leaving a total active of 551.

The province says 84.8 percent of eligible New Brunswick residents are fully vaccinated against COVID-19 and 92.5 percent have received their first dose of a vaccine.

New cases

There are 11 new cases in Zone 1, the Moncton region, involving:

• two people 19 years of age or younger;
• three people 30-39;
• three people 40-49;
• a person from 50 to 59; and
• two people 80-89.

Three cases are under investigation and eight cases are contacts of a case.

The 10 new cases in Zone 2, the Saint John region, involve:

• three people 19 years of age or younger;
• four people 20-29; and
• three people 60-69.

Four cases are under investigation and six cases are contacts of a case.

There are four new cases in Zone 3, the Fredericton region, involving:

• two people 19 years of age or younger;
• a person from 20 to 29 years old; and
• a person 70-79.

Two cases are under investigation and two cases are contacts of a case.

The five new cases in Zone 4, Edmundston region, involve:

• two people 19 years of age or younger;
• two people 40-49; and
• a person 80-89.

One case is under investigation and three cases are case contacts.

There is a new case in Zone 5, Campbellton region, involving a person 19 years of age or younger. This case is a contact from another case.

Zone 6, the Bathurst region, also had a new case. It is about a person in his 20s and is under investigation.

In Zone 7, the Miramichi region, there is a new case involving a person in his 30s. That case is under investigation.

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