Quebec Is Reporting Over 1,300 New COVID-19 Cases... For The Third Day In A Row
Quebec reported 1,301 coronavirus cases on November 13, marking the third consecutive day of over 1,300 new COVID-19 cases in the province.
It wasn't long ago that 1,364 was Quebec's record high for new cases. But lately, similar figures have been a regular occurrence.
On Friday, the province also reported 30 new deaths, with nine having occurred in the last 24 hours, 16 occurring between November 6 and 11, and one occurring before November 6. Four deaths reportedly occurred at an unknown date.
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New COVID-19 cases reported in Quebec on November 11
Quebec says hospitalizations remain stable, with no increase in the past 24 hours. Quebec hospitals are currently treating a total of 583 patients with COVID-19.
The number of people in intensive care units in Quebec decreased by one, for a total of 85 patients with COVID-19 in Quebec ICUs.
To date, 3,426,087 Quebecers have been tested for the virus.
A total of 121,195 Quebecers have been infected with COVID-19 since the pandemic began.
Quebecers aged 20 to 29 remain the age group with the highest proportion of COVID-19 cases in the province, at 15.8%.
In Montreal, 317 new cases of COVID-19 were reported on November 13, for a total of 45,929 cases since the pandemic began.
