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COVID-19: Quebec registers 6 new deaths as hospitalizations, ICU cases fall

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COVID-19 pandemic Thursday.Pandemic-related hospitalizations came to a total of 1,105 following 49 admissions and 83 discharges in the last day.The number of intensive care unit cases stood at 24, a decrease of seven.The province also recorded 699 new infections of the novel coronavirus based on PCR testing, which remains accessible to only certain high-risk groups.

Quebec ends state of emergency for COVID-19 pandemic Officials say 12,159 tests were given at those screening sites on Tuesday, the latest day for which that data is given.The health department reported the results of 245 additional rapid tests were added to the online portal, including 205 positive results.Quebec administered 6,136 doses of the COVID-19 vaccine in the past 24 hours.

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