Thirteen more cases have been reported at the hospital, bringing the number to 334. However, there is one case less in the intensive care unit so the total is 35 from Tuesday afternoon. On Thursday, BC will proceed with the weekly COVID-19 report, instead of providing daily case numbers.
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“This means that we will be able to automatically link data and have a more detailed, accurate reference to last week’s numbers so that people can better understand what we expect to see and what the risk profile is.” Said Provincial Health Officer Dr. Bonnie Henry on Tuesday. The story goes on under the ad Henry added that British Colombians should consider their personal risk in terms of weeks, not days. “What is my risk this week?” he said. “What are the things I feel comfortable doing next week, you know?” So, will I go to a restaurant with friends this weekend? Here is how I feel. Here’s what I know about my friends and whether they have been exposed to someone with COVID. “ Trending Stories
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Henry also announced Tuesday that the BC vaccine card will no longer be required by law for restaurant or movie dining, but some businesses may require it from patrons. In addition, BC has recorded 258 cases of the virus in the last 24 hours. However, due to testing limitations, case numbers are no longer considered an accurate representation of the spread of the virus in the province. 357,758 cases have been recorded in BC. from the onset of the pandemic. An update on the number of COVID-19-related deaths will be released on Thursday, the province said. 7: 29COVID-19: “We are in a better place now”: BC prepares to abandon vaccine card mandate COVID-19: “We are in a better position now”: BC prepares to withdraw vaccine card mandate As of Tuesday, 90.9 percent (4,529,972) of eligible people five years of age and older in BC have received the first dose of COVID-19 vaccine and 87.4 percent (4,358,529) have received the second dose. The story goes on under the ad In addition, 93.5 percent (4,333,166) of eligible individuals 12 years and older in BC. have received the first dose of COVID-19 vaccine, 91.1 percent (4,222,894) received the second dose and 57.8 percent (2,677,473 a third dose). Also, 93.8 percent (4,058,015) of all eligible adults in BC have received their first dose, 91.5 percent (3,957,889) received the second dose and 59.5 percent (2,573) .327) has received a third dose. © 2022 Global News, part of Corus Entertainment Inc.
