MONTREAL -- Twenty-five more people have died of COVID-19 in Quebec in the last 24 hours, bringing the death toll to 241 in the province as of Friday.
There are now 11,677 confirmed cases of COVID-19, as health officials reported 765 new cases of Friday.There are 733 Quebecers being treated for COVID-19 in hospitals as of Friday afternoon, public health authorities reported, up 54 from the 679 reported Thursday; 186 of them are in intensive care, which is a decrease of 10 cases from the 196 reported the day before.
Premier Francois Legault made the announcement during the province’s daily briefing on Friday alongside Quebec public health director Horacio Arruda and Health Minister Danielle McCann.Another 2,721 cases are under investigation. The premier drew on the theme of Easter to encourage Quebecers, saying the province will be “reborn” following this crisis, and said he believes the economy will grow stronger and more prosperous when the pandemic wanes.
“In the last weeks, we’ve all changed our lives to protect the most vulnerable. We should be proud of ourselves. We’re doing everything we can to win the battle of our lives,” said Legault, calling for unity in the difficult road ahead.
Can provide a ratio of deaths to total reported case for populous Provinces; BC Ontario and Quebec. It will better reflect the accuracy of testing data. Question based on common sense not schooling.
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Still a lot of deaths and cases everyday but according to him everything is stable and gotta open some shops and companies. What the hell? Not even near of the peak yet, chill.
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