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1 patient death confirmed at Georgian Bay General Hospital as COVID-19 outbreak continues

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coronavirus in connection with the COVID-19 outbreak at the Georgian Bay General Hospital (GBGH) in Midland, Ont.As of end of day Sunday, the hospital says there have been 14 patient cases, including one outbreak-related death.

Eight patients remain in hospital, while five have been discharged home.Meanwhile, 20 staff members have been infected with COVID-19 at the hospital.

COVID-19 outbreak declared in Georgian Bay General Hospital unit “Since the outbreak was declared, GBGH has worked closely with the (Simcoe Muskoka District Health Unit) and our infection prevention and control department to take further precautions related to patients and our team members,” Dr.

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