06-11-2020, 02:43 PM
(Sorry, I missed posting a summary yesterday so this is for two days of data.)
Waterloo Region reported 13 cases (6.5/day). The number of LTC facilities with active cases is still at two. The new case increase averaged is 0.55% of the total cases to date and 5.9% of the current active caseload. 109 cases now active in the region, up two, and down 56 in the past seven days. New cases averaging 6.2% of actives over the past seven days.
704 people tested in the region (352/day), with a 1.9% positivity rate. Over the last seven days, we are averaging 321 tests per day and a 2.6% positivity rate.
Ontario reported 251 and 203 new cases, for a seven-day average of 264 new cases. 551+505 recoveries and (only) 11+12 deaths translate to an decrease of 625 active cases for the two days, now down to 3,127, and a weekly total change of -957. A record of 24,341 tests today (and 19,941 yesterday) for a 1.05% positivity rate. The positivity rate is averaging just 1.4% in spite of almost 20,000 tests per day so that is encouraging.
The new cases are 0.7% of the total but 6.8% of the number of active cases. New cases averaging 7.1% of actives over the past seven days.
The hospital population dropped again, to 538 (-62 over two days) while the ICU population was up a few ticks, to 120 (+4 over two days).
The chart shows the progress from the beginning of April until today.
Waterloo Region reported 13 cases (6.5/day). The number of LTC facilities with active cases is still at two. The new case increase averaged is 0.55% of the total cases to date and 5.9% of the current active caseload. 109 cases now active in the region, up two, and down 56 in the past seven days. New cases averaging 6.2% of actives over the past seven days.
704 people tested in the region (352/day), with a 1.9% positivity rate. Over the last seven days, we are averaging 321 tests per day and a 2.6% positivity rate.
Ontario reported 251 and 203 new cases, for a seven-day average of 264 new cases. 551+505 recoveries and (only) 11+12 deaths translate to an decrease of 625 active cases for the two days, now down to 3,127, and a weekly total change of -957. A record of 24,341 tests today (and 19,941 yesterday) for a 1.05% positivity rate. The positivity rate is averaging just 1.4% in spite of almost 20,000 tests per day so that is encouraging.
The new cases are 0.7% of the total but 6.8% of the number of active cases. New cases averaging 7.1% of actives over the past seven days.
The hospital population dropped again, to 538 (-62 over two days) while the ICU population was up a few ticks, to 120 (+4 over two days).
The chart shows the progress from the beginning of April until today.