N.B. COVID-19 roundup: 67 new cases, 81 recoveries
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Public Health is reporting 67 new cases of COVID-19 in New Brunswick on Saturday.
The new cases, combined with 81 recoveries, brings the total number of active cases to 593.
The breakdown of the new cases is:
Zone 1, Moncton region, 23 cases
Eleven cases are contacts of previously known cases and 12 are under investigation.
Zone 2, Saint John region, 8 cases
Three cases are contacts of previously known cases and five are under investigation.
Zone 3, Fredericton region, 19 cases
Five cases are contacts of previously known cases and 14 are under investigation.
Zone 4, Edmundston region, 2 cases
Both cases are under investigation
Zone 6, Bathurst region, 3 cases
One case is a contact of a previously known case and two are under investigation.
Zone 7, Miramichi region, 12 cases
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