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N.B. reports 5 new COVID-19 cases, 3rd death from virus

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coronavirus on Sunday and say 104 cases of the virus remain active in the province.Public Health says it is also reporting the province’s third death related to COVID-19.

An individual in their 60s died on Sunday in the Moncton region from underlying health conditions.“I am deeply saddened to learn there has been another death in our province related to COVID-19,” said Premier Blaine Higgs in a news release. “I extend my thoughts and prayers to the family and friends of this person, and to everyone in our province who has been impacted by the recent outbreaks.” 8 new cases of COVID-19 identified in New Brunswick on Saturday Last week, an outbreak was declared at a Moncton special-care home, Manoir Notre-Dame.On Tuesday, Dr.

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