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Nova Scotia sees decrease in active coronavirus cases, no new reported deaths

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Despite the 27 new cases of the novel coronavirus the province announced on Monday, Nova Scotia has seen a decrease in active cases and no new reported deaths.

There are now a total of 900 COVID-19 cases in Nova Scotia, 367 of which remain active. There were 410 active cases on Sunday.

There are now a total of 509 people who have recovered from COVID-19 in the province. Here is a breakdown of where COVID-19 cases have been identified in Nova Scotia by health zone: As of April 26, there were 10 licensed long-term care homes and unlicensed seniors’ facilities in Nova Scotia with cases of COVID-19, involving 198 residents and 95 staff. “We will get through this extraordinarily difficult time by pulling together and supporting each another,”

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