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Two COVID deaths in the Lakeland as provincial positivity rate drops to 3.6%

The province is reporting 12 COVID-19 deaths in the past day and two of them are in the Lakeland.

A man in his 60’s linked to the outbreak at the William J. Cadzow – Lac La Biche Healthcare Centre and a man in his 80’s linked to an outbreak at Bonnyville Extendicare passed away. Both cases were said to have included comorbidities.

On a positive note, there was a significant drop in the COVID-19 provincial positivity rate day-to-day.

Alberta reported 459 new cases out of just over 12,800 tests for a positivity rate of 3.6 percent.

That’s down from 4.4 percent on Tuesday.

While it’s good news, Alberta’s top doctor says there is still a lot of pressure on the health care system with just as many people in hospital today as there were on December 4th.

Written by Tina Karst, MyLethbridgeNow.com

Mike Marshall
Mike Marshall
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