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| 23 | Canada | 1,002,806 | +1,161 | 23,059 | +9 | 922,357 | 57,390 | 704 | 26,395 | 607 | 27,770,015 | 730,948 | 37,991,781 |
昨天为止，加拿大总确诊人数超过百万，昨天新增确诊人数超过1万:11，041，最高纪录在1月3日：11,383.
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The field hospital in the parking lot of Sunnybrook Hospital in Toronto, Wednesday, March 31. Frank Gunn/The Canadian Press/AP
Canada says its third wave of the pandemic is now more serious than the previous two, as hospitalizations and critical care admissions spike, and the vaccine rollout is unlikely to change things over the next few weeks.
“The end is definitely in sight but we’re not there yet. This third wave is more serious and we need to hang in there for another few weeks to make sure that we can flatten that curve, drop those numbers down again, to give a chance for vaccines to take hold,” Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said during a news conference in Ottawa Friday.
The situation is most serious in Ontario, Canada’s most populous province, where officials say the province is close to its "worst case scenario" projections for the third wave. The province came dangerously close on Friday to shattering a record for a single day increase in cases and has already set a record this week for intensive care unit (ICU) admissions related to Covid-19.
Ontario imposed a province-wide stay-at-home order Thursday but restrictions have only moderately decreased new infections, despite the fact that cities like Toronto have been in some form of lockdown since late November.
“I can understand the frustration, the anxiety, the concern that Canadians right across the country are feeling in seeing these numbers rise, I share it. I think we’re all recognizing that we don’t want to be in this third wave but we’re here,” Trudeau said.
Across the country, Canadian health officials say ICU admissions are up more than 20% in the last week alone as all of Canada’s most populous provinces cope with a third wave more threatening to the healthcare system than the last two.
“Right now my concern is, the thing to me is the ICUs filling up, not just hospitalizations, because there is an absolute limit to ICU capacity not necessarily because of equipment but because of people,” Dr. Theresa Tam, Canada’s top doctor, said speaking alongside Trudeau during Friday’s news conference.
Although Canada broke a record this week for vaccine doses administered, Tam said the vaccine rollout will not slow the rapid epidemic growth in cases, as more contagious variants spread throughout the country.
Canada's third wave on track to become its worst yet as Covid-19 hospitalizations spike
From CNN’s Paula Newton
Canada says its third wave of the pandemic is now more serious than the previous two, as hospitalizations and critical care admissions spike, and the vaccine rollout is unlikely to change things over the next few weeks.
“The end is definitely in sight but we’re not there yet. This third wave is more serious and we need to hang in there for another few weeks to make sure that we can flatten that curve, drop those numbers down again, to give a chance for vaccines to take hold,” Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said during a news conference in Ottawa Friday.
The situation is most serious in Ontario, Canada’s most populous province, where officials say the province is close to its "worst case scenario" projections for the third wave. The province came dangerously close on Friday to shattering a record for a single day increase in cases and has already set a record this week for intensive care unit (ICU) admissions related to Covid-19.
Ontario imposed a province-wide stay-at-home order Thursday but restrictions have only moderately decreased new infections, despite the fact that cities like Toronto have been in some form of lockdown since late November.
“I can understand the frustration, the anxiety, the concern that Canadians right across the country are feeling in seeing these numbers rise, I share it. I think we’re all recognizing that we don’t want to be in this third wave but we’re here,” Trudeau said.
Across the country, Canadian health officials say ICU admissions are up more than 20% in the last week alone as all of Canada’s most populous provinces cope with a third wave more threatening to the healthcare system than the last two.
“Right now my concern is, the thing to me is the ICUs filling up, not just hospitalizations, because there is an absolute limit to ICU capacity not necessarily because of equipment but because of people,” Dr. Theresa Tam, Canada’s top doctor, said speaking alongside Trudeau during Friday’s news conference.
Although Canada broke a record this week for vaccine doses administered, Tam said the vaccine rollout will not slow the rapid epidemic growth in cases, as more contagious variants spread throughout the country.
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17%加拿大人已打一剂疫苗
@ 2021-4-9 14:14 参与评论 [ 5 ]据CTV报道，根据联邦政府提供的数据，截至4月9日，已有17.65%的加拿大人接种了至少一剂新冠疫苗，在16岁及以上合资格接种疫苗的人口中，第一剂的接种率是21.22%。
目前全国已经施打新冠疫苗7,468,825剂。
从生产商接收的疫苗共10,549,140剂，已施打的疫苗占收到疫苗的70.8%。
按省份和地区来看，完成至少一剂疫苗的人口比率最高的是育空、西北地区和努纳武特，接种率分别为57.7%，53.4%和34.6%。
魁省第一剂疫苗的接种率为20.5%，安省为17.7%，卑诗省17.4%。
萨省也是17.4%，新布伦瑞克省16.3%，纽芬兰省15.8%。
阿尔伯塔省14.4%，爱德华王子岛14.2%，曼尼托巴省13.9%，新斯科舍省11%。
另据全球统计数据，加拿大目前第一剂疫苗的接种率排名第33，但完成两剂疫苗的接种率仅2.02%。
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