722 cases of #COVID19 announced in B.C. today — the 19th straight day the province's rolling average has gone down, though this time only by a tiny bit.
Hospitalizations down to 445, and seven new deaths, highest since April 21.
Today's chart.
Hospitalizations down to 445, and seven new deaths, highest since April 21.
Today's chart.
46,946 people received vaccine shots in B.C. yesterday (2nd highest in the campaign), including 3,605 second doses, the highest mark since February.
We're on pace for every adult getting their first dose in the next five weeks.
We're on pace for every adult getting their first dose in the next five weeks.
We've gone from 60-70 hospitalizations a day in B.C. to 30-50, which is why we're now seeing this decrease.
At the same time, it means we're still going to be over 300 hospitalizations, concentrated heavily in Fraser Health, for a while yet.
At the same time, it means we're still going to be over 300 hospitalizations, concentrated heavily in Fraser Health, for a while yet.
The number of cases beyond Hope is pretty consistently under 100 a day now, and dropping, and that's really exciting to see.
There are still way too many cases in Fraser Health, and the vaccination push has to continue there.
There are still way too many cases in Fraser Health, and the vaccination push has to continue there.
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