As of Tuesday, there are now 43 people who have tested positive for COVID-19 in the Kingston region.
On Monday, KFL&A Public Health announced a jump of 17 cases of the novel coronavirus in the region over the weekend.
Tuesday, the numbers jumped again by nine new cases, bringing the region’s total up to 43.
Although information has yet to be given about the nine new cases, KFL&A Public Health gave the following information about the 17 people they identified Monday:
18 | Female – 30s | Contact with positive | self-isolation |
19 | Female – 50s | Travel | self-isolation |
20 | Male – 60s | Travel | self-isolation |
21 | Female – 20s | Contact with positive | self-isolation |
22 | Male -40s | Contact with positive | self-isolation |
23 | Male -40s | Contact with positive | self-isolation |
24 | Female – less than 18 | Contact with positive | self-isolation |
25 | Male – 50s | Contact with positive | self-isolation |
26 | Male – 30s | Contact with positive | self-isolation |
27 | Male – 20s | Contact with positive | self-isolation |
28 | Female – 50s | Contact with positive | self-isolation |
29 | Male – 50s | Contact with positive | self-isolation |
30 | Female – 50s | Travel | self-isolation |
31 | Female – 50s | Travel | self-isolation |
32 | Male – 20s | Contact with positive | self-isolation |
33 | Male -70s | Travel/Contact with positive | self-isolation |
34 | Male – 50s | Contact with positive | self-isolation |
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