349 new COVID-19 cases, 7 deaths identified in Manitoba over 4 days
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Manitoba reported 349 new COVID-19 cases and 7 deaths on Tuesday, the first update in four days due to the Thanksgiving long weekend.
The four-day total includes 90 cases on Saturday,114 on Sunday, 79 on Monday and 66 on Tuesday.
Of the 66 cases identified as of Tuesday, 42 were not fully vaccinated. The breakdown by health region includes 24 cases in the Winnipeg health region (10 not fully vaccinated), 24 cases in the Southern Health region (16 not fully vaccinated), eight cases in the Prairie Mountain health region (six not fully vaccinated), seven cases in the Northern health region (six not fully vaccinated) and three cases in the Interlake-Eastern health region (one not fully vaccinated).
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