Nova Scotia health officials are reporting no new cases of the coronavirus on Wednesday.
There are currently three active cases in the province.
The most recent case reported on Monday was a home care nurse in the central zone, said top doctor Robert Strang in a Wednesday COVID-19 provincial update.
Strang said the individual previously had COVID-19 and recovered months ago.
The person’s new test results were inconclusive, so provincial and national testing labs are working to determine whether it’s a case of reinfection.
As of Wednesday, the province is treating the case as a new reported case.
To date, the province has confirmed 1,086 cases and completed 81,092 negative tests for COVID-19.
There have been 65 deaths in Nova Scotia and 1,018 cases are considered resolved.
The province said the list of COVID-19 symptoms being screened for has been recently updated to reflect the epidemiology in Nova Scotia.
Nova Scotians are now being encouraged to visit the 811 website if, in the past 48 hours, they have had or are currently experiencing:
- Fever or cough (new or worsening)
- Sore throat
- Runny nose
- Headache
- Shortness of breath
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