Dr. Adalsteinn (Steini) Brown, co-chair of the Ontario COVID-19 Science Advisory Table, on Tuesday said that while there had been reduced mobility in “Grey Zone” lockdown areas, there was still a pre-holiday spike in COVID-19 cases. He said the restrictions did not affect the proportion of people working from home, and there has not been much of a decrease since the lowest point of the pandemic despite a rise in cases.
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Coronavirus: Ontario health official says despite reduced mobility, there was pre-holiday spike
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