Ontario sees lowest daily number of COVID-19 cases in months as province continues to open up
For the first time in months, Ontario has seen the daily number of cases of COVID-19 drop to under 200.
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For the first time in months, Ontario has seen the daily number of cases of COVID-19 drop to under 200.
For the first time in months, Ontario has seen the daily number of cases of COVID-19 drop to under 200.
The good news is part of a downward trend in cases. The number continues to go down as the Ontario economy opens up.
Ontario's Ministry of Health reports only 182 cases on Thursday. This is the lowest number since March 28. According to CP24, "The rolling five-day average of new cases over the last week now stands at 222. That is compared to the five-day average of 377 new cases that the province saw last week (June 1-5)."
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View on X“With 182 new cases of COVID-19, today is the lowest day-over-day increase since March 28 and a positive sign that the downward trend in new cases is continuing,” Health Minister Christine Elliott tweeted.
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View on YouTubeOn Thursday, Premier Doug Ford announced a careful reopening of long-term care home to visitors, a significant sign that we are making progress in the fight against coronavirus.
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