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Nova Scotia reports 2 new cases of COVID-19, has 23 active cases

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Coronavirus: Nova Scotia launches COVID-19 testing online booking tool, reports 2 new cases
Nova Scotia’s Premier Stephen McNeil announced on Friday that online booking for COVID-19 testing is now available for Nova Scotians at all primary testing centres, which will reduce wait times to get a test and to get results back. The province reported 2 new COVID-19 cases and have a total of 19 active cases – Nov 13, 2020

Nova Scotia health officials reported two new cases of the coronavirus on Monday.

Health officials say both cases are in the central health zone, which includes Halifax, and are connected to previously reported cases.

The province said the source of infection is still under investigation.

As of Monday, Nova Scotia has 23 active cases of COVID-19.

Public Health completed 844 Nova Scotia tests on Sunday and 122,682 negative tests in total.

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To date the province has confirmed 1,146 positive cases of COVID-19 and 1,058 cases are considered recovered.

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There have also been 65 deaths as a result of the virus in the province.

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