Alberta surpasses 4,000 COVID-19 deaths since the start of the pandemic
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The province reported 11 new deaths on Friday, pushing the total number of deaths up to 4,003.
Four thousand Albertans have died due to COVID-19 since the start of the pandemic more than two years ago, according to the province’s latest data update.
The province reported 11 new deaths on Friday, pushing the total number of deaths up to 4,003.
Thirty-two Albertans have died due to COVID-19 in the past seven days.
The deaths were of individuals ranging in age from in their 60s to more than 80 years old.
Friday’s figures also show a total count of 1,045 patients in hospital with COVID-19, including 74 in ICU and 971 in non-ICU.
Thursday’s reported count of 1,067 total patients in hospital was revised up to 1,080.
Hospitalization and death data is regularly revised to account for accuracy and reporting delays.
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