Five new cases of COVID-19 are being reported in Nova Scotia today, April 11.
There are four cases in Central Zone. Two cases are related to travel outside Atlantic Canada and the other two are close contacts of previously reported cases.
There is also one case in Eastern Zone. It is related to travel outside Atlantic Canada.
All cases have been self-isolating, as required.
“Spring is finally here in Nova Scotia and after a long winter, I know how much Nova Scotians want to spend time with family and friends outdoors,” said Premier Iain Rankin. “We must remember that COVID-19 doesn’t take a break and neither should we. Enjoy the outdoors safely by following public health measures like sticking with your small close group and socially distancing when you need to.”
As of Sunday, Nova Scotia has 40 active cases of COVID-19.
One case that was reported yesterday in Central Zone has been removed from the cumulative count today, as it will be counted in another province.
Nova Scotia Health Authority’s labs completed 2,031 Nova Scotia tests on April 10.
