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Hamilton has 12 new COVID-19 cases, almost 8,000 tests completed in long term care homes

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Hamilton, Ont., reported 12 more cases of COVID-19 on Thursday, putting the city’s overall number of cases at 512 with 507 confirmed positive and five probable cases.

The city still has 25 deaths connected to COVID-19 as of May 14. Hamilton hospitals have 22 patients in care units — 12 at Hamilton Health Sciences and 10 at St.

Joseph’s hospitals. The city says 372 of the city’s 512 COVID-19 cases — or 73 per cent — have been resolved. As of Thursday, the city has 11 outbreaks at nine long-term care homes (Arbour Creek, Blackadar Continuing Care, Dundurn Place Care Centre, Extendicare Hamilton, Grace Villa, Heritage Green, Idlewyld Manor, Regina Gardens, and Wentworth Lodge) and two retirement residences (The Rosslyn, and The Village of

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