Situation:
Area |
Case count |
Change from yesterday |
Deaths |
Change from yesterday |
Worldwide total |
1,227,299 |
+105,617 |
67,197 |
+6,006 |
Europe |
629,071 |
+51,241 |
48,039 |
+3,908 |
China |
83,423 |
+74 |
3,329 |
+03 |
Middle East |
98,165 |
+4,501 |
4,160 |
+93 |
Asia & Oceania |
42,981 |
+1,841 |
902 |
+44 |
Africa |
8,386 |
+537 |
382 |
+52 |
Latin America and Caribbean |
30,556 |
+2,864 |
1,069 |
+170 |
North America |
334,717 |
+44,559 |
9,316 |
+1,736 |
United States |
320,714 |
+43,093 |
9,083 |
+1,690 |
Canada |
14,003 |
+1,466 |
233 |
+46 |
- 408 new cases were reported today in Ontario, bringing the cumulative total to 4,038 (this includes 1,449 resolved cases and 119 deaths).
- In Ontario, a total of 75,046 people have been tested, with tests performed at Public Health Ontario Laboratories and non-Public Health Laboratories. There are currently 981 tests under investigation.
- 523 patients are currently hospitalized with COVID-19; 200 are in ICU; and 154 are in ICU on a ventilator.
Actions Taken:
- The Ontario government announced yesterday that it is investing up to $40 million to support organizations that provide residential services for children and youth, people with developmental disabilities and emergency shelters for women and families fleeing domestic violence. The COVID-19 Residential Relief Fund will cover costs such as additional staffing, residential respite for caregivers; personal protective equipment and supplies; initiatives to support physical distancing and transportation to minimize client exposure.