Umbrellas on a rainy day on Bank Street in downtown Ottawa in February 2018.
The city has dropped out of high-risk territory from COVID-19, flu and other respiratory viruses for the first time since the end of August.Umbrellas were out on a rainy day on Bank Street in downtown Ottawa in February 2018. The city's seeing similarly wet weather this week. Ottawa has dropped out of high-risk territory from COVID-19, flu and other respiratory viruses for the first time since the end of August.
COVID-19 and RSV trends are seen as low, while flu wastewater readings and hospitalizations remain very high as this flu season stretches into spring. The city could return to high-risk territory in the coming weeks: a similar analysis in the Kingston area has been wavering back and forth between high- and lower-risk.Researchers have measured and shared the amount of novel coronavirus in Ottawa's wastewater since June 2020. This is the data for the last year.
The weekly average test positivity rate in the city is around eight per cent. There are 10 new COVID-related hospitalizations in the city and the active COVID outbreak count is eight.says 23 per cent of eligible residents have had a dose in the last six months, the same percentage as last month. Ottawa Public Health's data on how many people in different age groups have the latest COVID-19 vaccine. It rolled out wide to the general public at the end of October.
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