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Manitoba reports 2 more coronavirus deaths, identifies 139 new cases

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COVID-19 have died as health officials reported 139 cases of the virus Thursday.The virus’s latest victims, a man and woman, both in their 70s and from the Winnipeg Health region, bring the province’s COVID-19 death toll to 878.

Manitobans can now download proof of COVID-19 vaccination; secure card coming in spring The new infections come from across the province, with 52 reported in the Winnipeg Health region, 75 reported from the Northern Health region, five identified in the Interlake-Eastern Health region, three coming from the Prairie Mountain Health region, and four reported in the Southern Health region.After one previously announced infection was removed for a data correction, the province’s list of lab-confirmed cases identified.

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