Alberta reports 4,740 new cases of COVID-19 over 3 days as province launches $100 vaccine incentive
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Alberta reported 4,740 new cases of COVID-19 and 18 new deaths as the province released three days of data on Monday.
The new cases were detected from Friday to Sunday: The 18 new deaths brings the province's total to 2,462. Alberta continues to see a rise in COVID-19 hospitalizations and ICU admissions. There are now 803 people in hospital with COVID-19, an increase of 117 from the last update on Friday. About 78 per cent of those currently in hospital are either unvaccinated or only partially vaccinated against COVID-19. Alberta Health lists 198 people being treated in intensive care beds, the highest number the province has experienced. Alberta Health Services' (AHS) data differs slightly, listing 202 ICU patients.
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