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5 Jan, 5 tweets, 4 min read

City of #Toronto Covid-19 update, Jan 5. Serious cases (hospitalizations and/or fatal) are well below one year ago. This weeks number will increase significantly though, due to lag in episode date.
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City of #Toronto Covid-19 update, Jan 5. ICU occupancy is well below one year ago. CRCI = covid related critical illness.
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City of #Toronto Covid-19 update, Jan 5. ICU capacity is in good shape.
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City of #Toronto Covid-19 update, Jan 5. Current hospitalizations with Covid have eclipsed levels from this time last year. The number is questionable though with the City reporting 161 vs the Provinces 323!?!
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City of #Toronto Covid-19 update, Jan 5.
Since Dec 1, by episode date, only 33 have been admitted to ICU with Covid. 24 were age 60+ and 9 under 60. In line with provincial trends:
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