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20 new COVID-19 cases in Middlesex-London; 14 cases in Elgin Oxford

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coronavirus along with no new deaths.The case numbers for the previous nine days were all under 20. This the highest case count since Feb.

12 when the region saw 31 cases.The region’s pandemic case tally stands at 6,118, of which 5,830 have resolved and 181 people have died.

The most recent death was reported on Feb. 13. At least 107 cases are considered active by the health unit. A total of 411 cases have been reported since Feb.

1 along with six deaths.The region is currently in the red-control tier of the province’s colour-coded framework. Full details can be found on the province’s website or by viewing the full regulation itself.It’s expected the region will remain in red for at least another week before any potential change is.

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