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Sep 12, 2021		 Sask. reports 420 new COVID-19 cases Sunday, 3 more deaths

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Saskatchewan confirmed 420 new cases of COVID-19 on Sunday, marking the second time in three days the province has added more than 400 new cases.

The government also recorded three deaths, bringing the total to 621. The three people who died were all over the age of 60.

There are 198 COVID-19 patients in hospital across the province, up from 138 last Sunday. Forty-five of those patients are in the ICU, an increase of 20 from one week ago. Of the 198 patients in hospital, 154 (78 per cent) were not fully vaccinated, according to the government.

The new cases are in the Far Northwest (7), Far Northeast (28), Northwest (46), North Central (65), Northeast (26), Saskatoon (146), Central West (14), Central East (17), Regina (24), Southwest (nine), South Central (seven) and Southeast (13) zones. Eighteen new cases have pending residence information.

Residents under 30 continue to make up the bulk of new cases – 31 per cent of new cases reported Sunday are in the 0-19 age group and 19 per cent are in the 20-29 age range.

Of the 420 new cases, 77 per cent – or 322 – are in unvaccinated people.

The province said health care workers administered 2,517 more doses of COVID-19 vaccine since the last update – including 1,104 first doses and 1,413 second shots.

Saskatchewan has surpassed 1.5 million total shots with the new doses. Since the start of the vaccination campaign in December 2020, 1,501,226 shots have gone into the arms of residents and 708,686 people are fully vaccinated.


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A LONG DURATION HEAT EVENT IS EXPECTED OVER MUCH OF SOUTHERN SASKATCHEWAN AND SOUTHERN MANITOBA BEGINNING FRIDAY AFTERNOON, LASTING WELL INTO NEXT WEEK. TEMPERATURES WILL APPROACH THE 30 DEGREE MARK ON FRIDAY AND CLIMB TO THE MID 30S BY THE END OF THE WEEKEND. CONDITIONS WILL BE PARTICULARLY MUGGY THIS WEEKEND, ESPECIALLY IN REGIONS ALONG AND SOUTH OF THE TRANS-CANADA HIGHWAY, WITH HUMIDEX VALUES APPROACHING 45 ON SUNDAY. TEMPERATURE AND HUMIDEX VALUES WILL EASE SLIGHTLY EARLY NEXT WEEK, BUT DAYTIME HIGHS WILL REMAIN IN THE HIGH 20S TO LOW 30S RANGE FOR MOST OF THE WEEK. HEAT WARNINGS WILL BE ISSUED AS THE EVENT DRAWS NEAR.

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