Home » today » Health » The downward trend continues The downward trend continues February 22, 2022 by world today news The downward trend in the number of cases and deaths linked to COVID-19 continues in Quebec. Posted at 11:01 a.m. Updated at 11:29 p.m. – – Alice Girard-Bosse The Press – Quebec reported only three COVID-19-related deaths on Monday. The new deaths bring the daily average calculated over seven days to 21. The trend is down 32% over one week. The province has recorded 13,856 deaths since the start of the pandemic. On Monday, there were 101 new hospital admissions and 83 discharges, for a total of 18 more hospitalizations than the day before. Across Quebec, 1,776 patients are hospitalized in connection with the virus, a 15% drop from last week. – INFOGRAPHIC THE PRESS – INFOGRAPHIC THE PRESS 1/2 – – Of these, 119 are in intensive care, an increase of 5 from the previous day. The trend remains down 13% over one week. Decrease in the number of cases The province has recorded 1,064 new cases of COVID-19, a daily average of 1,741, down 29% from one week. As PCR tests are not offered to the entire population, the number of daily infections is less representative of the evolution of the pandemic. – INFOGRAPHIC THE PRESS – INFOGRAPHIC THE PRESS – INFOGRAPHIC THE PRESS 1/3 – – A total of 474 rapid tests, including 363 positive, were self-declared on Sunday on the platform put online by the government, or 90,149 self-declared rapid tests so far. The number of active outbreaks fell from 1,115 at the start of last week to 883 on Monday. Vaccination continues quietly In the past 24 hours, 11,393 doses of vaccine have been administered. So far, 86.5% of Quebecers have received at least one dose, 82.1% have received at least two and 47.7% have received their third. – INFOGRAPHIC THE PRESS – INFOGRAPHIC THE PRESS – INFOGRAPHIC THE PRESS – INFOGRAPHIC THE PRESS 1/4 – – Since January 24, 22,132 people have picked up their first dose of vaccine, while 517,646 adults remain unvaccinated in the province. For its part, Montreal renewed the state of emergency on Monday, which has been in effect since December 21, 2021, for a period of five days. The City reminded that for all broadcast, event or sports training rooms, the maximum attendance is set at 50% of the usual reception capacity. Only the medical mask will be accepted as face covering for the public. With Pierre-André Normandin, The Press – Related posts:Children's mental health in times of covid: "We must put aside the urgent and give time to what is i...The Department of Disease Control warns that it is sick with dengue fever This year, 26,286 cases we...The Association of Members of the Legion of Honor "provided assistance to the social fund in the "Ho...Public employees: what will be the return to the presence with protocols and doubled schedulesShare this:FacebookX Related Nvidia Reportedly Spent Nearly $10 Billion on RTX 4000 Series Supply The price that “Chicharito” set to return to Liga MX Leave a Comment Cancel replyCommentName Email Website Save my name, email, and website in this browser for the next time I comment. Δ This site uses Akismet to reduce spam. Learn how your comment data is processed. Search for:
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Alice Girard-Bosse
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Quebec reported only three COVID-19-related deaths on Monday. The new deaths bring the daily average calculated over seven days to 21. The trend is down 32% over one week. The province has recorded 13,856 deaths since the start of the pandemic.
On Monday, there were 101 new hospital admissions and 83 discharges, for a total of 18 more hospitalizations than the day before. Across Quebec, 1,776 patients are hospitalized in connection with the virus, a 15% drop from last week.
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Of these, 119 are in intensive care, an increase of 5 from the previous day. The trend remains down 13% over one week.
Decrease in the number of cases
The province has recorded 1,064 new cases of COVID-19, a daily average of 1,741, down 29% from one week. As PCR tests are not offered to the entire population, the number of daily infections is less representative of the evolution of the pandemic.
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A total of 474 rapid tests, including 363 positive, were self-declared on Sunday on the platform put online by the government, or 90,149 self-declared rapid tests so far.
The number of active outbreaks fell from 1,115 at the start of last week to 883 on Monday.
Vaccination continues quietly
In the past 24 hours, 11,393 doses of vaccine have been administered. So far, 86.5% of Quebecers have received at least one dose, 82.1% have received at least two and 47.7% have received their third.
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Since January 24, 22,132 people have picked up their first dose of vaccine, while 517,646 adults remain unvaccinated in the province.
For its part, Montreal renewed the state of emergency on Monday, which has been in effect since December 21, 2021, for a period of five days. The City reminded that for all broadcast, event or sports training rooms, the maximum attendance is set at 50% of the usual reception capacity. Only the medical mask will be accepted as face covering for the public.
With Pierre-André Normandin, The Press
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