Saskatchewan Reports 170 New COVID-19 Cases, No New Deaths | The Canadian News

Saskatchewan officials reported 170 new cases of COVID-19 on Monday and there were no new deaths.

The seven-day average of new cases per day is 259, or 21.5 cases per 100,000 people.

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The new cases are in the following areas:

  • Far Northwest (1)
  • Far Northeast (15)
  • Northwest (13)
  • North Center (11)
  • Northeast (8)
  • Saskatoon (29)
  • Central West (3)
  • Central East (18)
  • Regina (35)
  • Southwest (4)
  • South Center (2)
  • Southeast (8)

There are a total of 2,822 active cases in the province.

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At the hospital, there are 293 COVID-19 patients, including 71 receiving intensive care.

Of those 293 patients, 208 or 71 percent are not fully vaccinated.

A total of nine patients had been transferred to Ontario hospitals as of Monday.

Health workers administered 1,929 doses of vaccines since the province’s last update on Sunday.


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