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Saskatchewan reported 1,428 active cases of COVID-19 on Tuesday, the highest number since November 12, when there were 1,443 cases.
In the past five days, the province has recorded 896 new cases of COVID-19 and two deaths, the province said in the first report since Dec. 23.
Saskatchewan did not provide a daily data breakdown, but between December 24 and 28, the province recorded a test positivity rate of 13%.
There are now 66 confirmed cases of Omicron and 758 suspected cases of Omicron.
Provincial COVID dashboard, which includes new cases, hospitalizations and deaths, was not updated from December 24 to 27 due to the holidays.
The new cases were reported as follows:
- Far northwest, two.
- Far northeast, 15.
- Northwest, 44.
- North Center, 37.
- Northeast, four.
- Saskatoon, 262.
- Center-West, 20.
- Center-East, 75.
- Regina, 229.
- Southwest, 21.
- Center-south, 63.
- Southeast, 56.
Sixty-eight new cases reported on Tuesday required residence information.
The provincial scorecard said 60.1% of new cases were in people between the ages of 20 and 39.
The seven-day average of new COVID-19 cases was 174 on Tuesday, or 14.4 new cases per 100,000 people.
A total of 80 people are hospitalized, including 16 people in intensive care. About 59 percent of patients were not fully immunized.
The dashboard will not be updated from January 1 to 3, this information will be available on January 4.
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