The Thunder Bay District Wellbeing Device (TBDHU) verified four new conditions of COVID-19 in the region Monday, bringing the whole variety to 67.
The situations consist of a single guy in his 50s from the Thunder Bay location, and 3 individuals beneath the age of 20 from Initial Nations.
All are self-isolating, the TBDHU said in a penned launch.
Situation #64 is a guy in his 50s, from the Thunder Bay space, who is in self-isolation and was exposed by a get in touch with at the Lac Des Iles (LDI) mine.
Impala Canada, the organization which owns and operates the LDI mine verified Monday that there are now 25 cases of COVID-19 linked to the outbreak at the mine in northwestern Ontario.
Conditions #65 and #66 are males under 20, from First Nations communities, who ended up uncovered to the virus via a shut call and are now in self-isolation.
Scenario #67 is a female underneath 20, from a Initially Country, who was uncovered to the virus by way of a shut make contact with and is now in self-isolation.
Gull Bay Initially Country, north of Thunder Bay, has at minimum seven verified scenarios of COVID-19.
The full variety of confirmed scenarios in the Thunder Bay district is now 67, with the well being device stating 51 have been resolved. The whole selection of circumstances in northwestern Ontario as of Monday afternoon is 83, together with a man or woman whose key residence is in southern Ontario and has not returned to the area because contracting the virus whilst travelling internationally.
If you feel you may possibly have COVID-19 signs or symptoms or have been in close get hold of with somebody who has it, first self-isolate and then use Ontario’s Self-Assessment Software to see if you have to have to search for further more treatment.
There is now an On line Portal to entry COVID-19 test results straight from the provincial laboratory technique. This portal was introduced April 12 by the Ontario authorities and delivers speedy and secure access to check outcomes on your personal computer and cell gadget, the TBDHU said.
For extra information and facts about COVID-19 and the TBDHU spot, be sure to see the TBDHU internet site, social media channels or speak to the TBDHU at (807) 625-5900 or 1-888-294-6630 .
More updates will also be offered as required. Additional information and facts can also be identified by browsing this Ontario authorities coronavirus web page.
