Nova Scotia saw a total of 11 new COVID-19 cases reported over the weekend.
Six of those cases were identified in the Central Zone and have been deemed close contacts.
Five are located in the Eastern region. Public Health says four are close contacts and one case is under investigation,
“For the past week, we’ve seen daily new case numbers in the single digits which is a testament to the hard work of Nova Scotians. But we must keep up our hard work as restrictions ease and our borders open,” said Premier Iain Rankin in a news release. “Getting tested regularly and getting vaccinated will help ensure we have a wonderful summer with friends and family.”
There were five recoveries.
Health officials say there remains limited community spread in the Central Zone.
There are 53 active cases province-wide. Two people are in hospital.
On July 3, Nova Scotia Health Authority’s labs completed 2,827 tests.
