The mobile coronavirus testing is part of a new service from the Middlesex-London Paramedic Service.

The region's total case count stands at 874, of which 732 have recovered. The region's death toll, 57, has not changed since June 12.

It's not clear yet which pharmacies in the city will begin offering the testing, which is expected to start as early as Tuesday.

Friday marks the fourth time in a week and a half that the region has reported double-digit COVID-19 case increases in a single day.

There are at least 81 known active cases in the region. The health unit's figures show at least 93 cases have been reported overall this month.

It's the third time in the last seven days health officials have reported a single-day COVID-19 case jump in the double digits.

The region's total case count is 812, of which 685 people cases have recovered. Fifty-seven people have died, a tally unchanged since June 12.

Monday's reported cases involve two people in their 20s, one person in their 30s, one person in their 40s, and one person in their 70s.

With Friday's update, the region's total case count now stands at 789, of which 679 people have recovered, a tally unchanged from the day before.

All 11 of Thursday's cases were reported in London, Ont., and involve nine people under the age of 19 and two people in their 20s.