Another Region In Quebec Beat Out Montreal For The Most New COVID-19 Cases Yesterday

Quebec City outdid the metropolis.
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As first reported by the Journal de Québec, the Capitale-Nationale region, including Quebec City, reported more new COVID-19 cases than the Montreal region on September 1.

The Tuesday report from the Capitale-Nationale public health authority said there were 31 new cases in the region in the previous 24 hours. 

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31 New Cases In The Capitale-Nationale Region

Montreal, meanwhile, is reported to have seen an increase of 22 cases, according to data released on September 1.

On Monday, Quebec Premier François Legault said that in the last two weeks, there has been an increase in cases in regions across the province and that new cases are no longer concentrated in Montreal.

He encouraged Quebecers to find their discipline after what he said was a "general relaxation" in regards to public health guidelines.

Via the Journal de Québec

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