过去两天阿省新发64例，爱城19，卡城40，北部-6，南部22，中部-10
原始发布日期： 2020-06-08 发布者：虫子字变大 字变小
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2020-06-08 星期一： (官方网站 alberta.ca 上的数字经常会调整，因为数字调整的原因，新发数字可能是负数。) 过去两天阿省新发新冠肺炎64例，爱城19例，卡城40例，北部-6例，南部22例，中部-10例，不明地区-1例。新增死亡3例。 The breakdown of cases by region was: • Calgary zone: 4976 with 210 active, 住院31，在ICU4 • Edmonton zone: 613 with 106 active, 住院6，在ICU1 • South zone: 1268 with 21 active, 住院2，在ICU1 • North zone: 245 with 17 active, 住院5，在ICU0 • Central zone: 87 with 0 active, 住院0，在ICU0 • Unknown: 13 with 1 active, 住院0，在ICU0 截止今天下午，阿省确诊总数7202例，死亡总数149例，355例仍然阳性，6698例恢复健康。 Alberta reported three more deaths from COVID-19 over the past 48 hours and 64 new cases of the illness. The province did not update its COVID-19 numbers on Sunday, so the latest information released on Monday included statistics for the past two days. The total number of deaths in the province has now hit 149. There are 355 active cases in Alberta, with 44 people in hospital, including six in ICU beds. Six cases have now been linked to the Sofina Foods processing facility in Edmonton, Dr. Deena Hinshaw, Alberta's chief medical officer of health, said at a news conference on Monday. Those six people and their close contacts are all isolating at home, Hinshaw said, and site-wide employee testing is being arranged. Those cases were part of small jump in case numbers in the Edmonton zone, she said. There were 92 active cases in the Edmonton zone on Monday, up from 76 cases on Saturday. Alberta laboratories have now completed more than 300,000 tests for COVID-19. Asymptomatic test results Testing has been made available to all Albertans, including those with no symptoms. Since May 12, Hinshaw said, 14,853 asymptomatic people have been tested, yielding only six positive results, she said. Albertans can likely expect an announcement this week about updated plans for Stage 2 of the province's COVID-19 relaunch strategy. Stage 2 had been set to begin on June 19. But Premier Jason Kenney said last week that if the number of active cases continues to decline, his government may be able to speed up plans to move into that next phase of the relaunch. Only seven new cases were reported on Friday, the lowest total since March 12. But on Saturday, that number jumped to 40. More than 6,600 Albertans have recovered from COVID-19. |