19 new cases of COVID-19 in B.C., no new cases in NH

• Share on Facebook
• Share on Bluesky
• Share on X
• Copy Link

The new cases bring B.C. to a total of 2,775 test positive cases, with 185 of those being active cases. 11 people are in hospital and of those, five are reportedly in intensive care.

Tidewater

Tidewater penalized for 'high-risk violation'

17m ago

Retirement announcement

Hospice Palliative Care Society's Donna Flood announces retirement

2h ago

Crime

Arrest made following incident involving ambulance

4h ago

No new deaths were reported, the province remains at 168 deaths caused by COVID-19.

Two new health-care outbreaks were reported, one at the Mission Memorial Hospital and one at Tabor Home in Abbotsford. The outbreak at Tabor Home and at the Maple Hill long-term care facility (announced yesterday) are connected to the outbreak at the Mission Memorial Hospital.

“These recent health-care outbreaks are very concerning and clearly demonstrate that COVID-19 remains in our communities.”—Joint statement by Provincial Health Officer, Dr. Bonnie Henry and Health Minister, Adrian Dix

“Public health teams are working hard to contain further spread. While we are monitoring the situation closely, we are hopeful that we have caught these outbreaks in the early stages,” continued the statement.

Both Dr. Henry and Minister Dix say that this is the perfect reminder to British Columbians that the impact this virus can have on smaller communities with limited health-care resources can be severe. Both, urging the public to continue to practice safe health measures as we head towards the summer months, which may mean travelling across the province for some.

To date, 2,422 have recovered from COVID-19.

Photo Courtesy, Province of British Columbia, Flickr.