N.B. COVID-19 roundup: 85 new cases Saturday
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Public Health is reporting 85 new cases of COVID-19 in the province on Saturday.
Most of the new cases are in the Moncton and Saint John regions.
The breakdown of the cases are as follows:
Zone 1, Moncton region, 29 cases:
Eleven cases are contacts of previously identified cases and 18 are under investigation.
Zone 2, Saint John region, 22 cases:
Eight cases are contacts of previously identified cases and 14 are under investigation.
Zone 3, Fredericton region, 12 cases:
Four cases are contacts of previously identified cases and eight are under investigation.
Zone 5, Campbellton region, 2 cases:
Both cases are contacts of previously identified cases.
Zone 6, Bathurst region, 3 cases:
All three cases are under investigation.
Zone 7, Miramichi region, 17 cases:
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