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Northern Health reports second Covid-19 related death as BC sees 366 cases since Friday

(Files by Catherine Garrett-MyPGNow)

Northern Health spokesperson Eryn Collins has confirmed that a woman in her 60’s has died from the virus, marking the second death in the region.

Provincial Health Officer Dr. Bonnie Henry says the person died in hospital after being ill for some time.

Four people have died from Covid-19 in BC since Friday, increasing the death toll of 227.

11 new infections were recorded in Northern Health over the weekend, and there were 16 new cases in Interior Health.

Across the province, 366 new cases were reported marking a new record high 1,987 active infections.

Of those, 60 people are in hospital and 21 people are in intensive care.

There has been one new healthcare outbreak in Vancouver Coastal Health, officials are dealing with 15 province wide.

The recovery rate is now 72.7 percent.

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