British Columbia confirmed 10 new cases of COVID-19 on Friday, all of them in the Fraser Health region.
Health officials also reported one additional death at Vancouver’s Holy Family Hospital long-term care home in Vancouver. There have now been 174 coronavirus-related deaths in the province.
B.C. has recorded 2,871 lab-confirmed cases of the virus in total, as well as and seven “epidemiologically-linked” cases.
One case reported Thursday was removed from the total in a data correction.
Of the remaining 159 active cases, 17 people are still in hospital, with five of them in intensive care.
No new health-care or community outbreaks were reported on Friday, and an outbreak at the Nicola Lodge long-term care home in Port Coquitlam was declared over.
Outbreaks continue at five residential care facilities along with the Mission Memorial Hospital.
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