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2 new deaths in Saskatchewan as coronavirus hospitalizations, active cases reach record highs

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coronavirus-related deaths on Wednesday, bringing the province’s total to 53.One of the deceased, from the Regina zone, was in the 60 to 79 age category, while the other was in their 80s and from the north zone, according to a press release.Health officials said there were 238 new cases in the daily update on Wednesday, with the overall total for the province growing to 8,982 since the first case was reported in March.

They added that the new seven-day average of daily cases is 274. One case previously assigned to the Saskatoon zone was removed from Saskatchewan’s counts.

4 COVID-19-related deaths reported at Luther Special Care Home in Saskatoon According to the press release, most of the new cases are located in the Saskatoon zone with.

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