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Why this lockdown might not work, plus the growing battle inside Ontario long-term-care homes: 5 charts that show the state of the pandemic
Most of those cases originated in Peel Region (406), Toronto (331) and York Region (169), accounting for 62 per cent of the province’s new cases. Growth in long-term-care homesOntario’s long-term-care homes continue to struggle to keep the second wave of COVID-19 from breaching their walls. On Aug. 1, there were just 10 COVID-19 cases among residents in Ontario long-term care. The province had 12,195 active cases as of Sunday, nearly as many as Ontario, despite having a population one-third the size of Ontario. He said cases in schools may be a reflection of community spread, but suggested a longer holiday break would be better than doing nothing to control cases in schools.
Source: thestar November 24, 2020 00:22 UTC
