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2 people in their 20s in Calgary zone among Alberta’s COVID-19 fatalities Saturday

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COVID-19 fatality list on Saturday.Alberta recorded a total of 13 additional deaths Saturday, including a woman and a man in their 20s, both in Calgary zone.

Neither had known co-morbidities, Alberta Health said.Officials said the man died on Jan. 16, while the woman’s death was recorded Jan.

18. Coronavirus: London-Middlesex reports death of teen – youngest in the region The province also added 573 new cases of the disease.

The active case numbers in the province now sit at 9,727, with 820 new recoveries outweighing the new cases and deaths.Hospitalizations are also down, with 676 people currently in hospital, 114 of whom are in intensive care.Dr.

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COVID-19 restrictions will have should they remain in place.The health measures have closed in-person services at all restaurants, pubs, bars, lounges and cafes in Alberta, with only take-out, curbside pickup and delivery allowed.The restrictions were put in place on Dec. 13 and are to remain in place until at least Jan.
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