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Winnipeg man in his 30s dies from COVID-19; 6 deaths, 93 new cases added Sunday

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COVID-19 in Manitoba, as the province reports another 93 new cases.There were six deaths added in total, all but one were in the Winnipeg region, the other was a man in his 70s from Southern Health.The Winnipeg fatalities consisted of the previously mentioned man in his 30s, a man and woman in their 50s, and a man and woman in their 60s.The death toll now stands at 1,124.

COVID-19: 3 additional deaths reported in Manitoba, 151 new cases The province provided the following breakdown of the latest cases:There are now 2,166 active cases of the virus, out of 55,331 lab-confirmed.The five-day test positivity rate also continues to drop, sitting at eight per cent provincially and 7.2 per cent in Winnipeg.

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