Nova Scotia is reporting nine new cases of COVID-19.
- Six are in the central zone. Five are close contacts of previous cases and the other is under investigation.
- Two are in the western zone and are travel-related.
- One is in the eastern zone and is travel-related.
- Six are in the central zone. Five are close contacts of previous cases and the other is under investigation.
- Two are in the western zone and are travel-related.
- One is in the eastern zone and is travel-related.
Nova Scotia has 68 known active cases.
Nova Scotia Health Authority's labs completed 2,723 tests on Monday.
As of yesterday, 216,018 doses of the vaccine have been administered. Of those, 32,877 Nova Scotians have received their second dose.
Nova Scotia Health Authority's labs completed 2,723 tests on Monday.
As of yesterday, 216,018 doses of the vaccine have been administered. Of those, 32,877 Nova Scotians have received their second dose.
Dr. Robert Strang and Premier Iain Rankin are to give a more detailed update shortly. Watch here: saltwire.com/halifax/news/p…
Travel restrictions for Nova Scotia are being put back in place. @HaliJohnMcPhee has you covered for updates from the COVID-19 briefing happening now:
https://twitter.com/HaliJohnMcPhee/status/1384540607666966531
Nova Scotia has identified two COVID-19 cases connected to schools in the central zone.
- One at Dartmouth South Academy elementary.
- One at Auburn Drive High.
The schools are to remain closed until Monday.
- One at Dartmouth South Academy elementary.
- One at Auburn Drive High.
The schools are to remain closed until Monday.
The two cases were determined after the cut-off for reporting, so were not included in today's numbers, Public Health says.
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