22 new COVID-19 cases in the London area Thursday, no deaths
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Recent developments:
The Middlesex-London Health Unit (MLHU) reported 22 new COVID-19 cases and no deaths on Thursday.
There have been 65 additional confirmations of the delta variant of concern since Monday. The delta variant continues to be the most prominent variant in the region.
The health unit posted 14 recoveries on Thursday, with 204 known active cases in the region. The rolling seven-day average of daily cases is holding steady at 21.
London Health Sciences Centre says it is treating 11 patients with COVID-19-related illnesses. There are five or fewer patients in adult critical care.
Five or fewer staff members at the hospital network have tested positive for the virus and are in quarantine.
There were eight additional cases of COVID-19 reported on Wednesday:
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