Two New COVID Cases in Niagara

Wednesday, 21 July 2021 16:55

By Linda Morgan

Niagara's COVID-19 daily case count remains steady.

Niagara Region Public Health is reporting two new COVID-19 infections today.

As of this afternoon, Niagara Health confirms four patients with the virus.

None of them are in the ICU.

The region has 44 active cases and one active outbreak.

Over 592,000 vaccinations have been administered, and 68.9 percent of Niagara's residents have their first shot.

About 54.7 percent of residents are fully immunized against the virus.

A full breakdown is available here.

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