Just 14 new COVID-19 cases in Peel, seven in Brampton and seven in Mississauga

Brampton | Ontario | COVID |

Published June 29, 2021 at 6:11 pm

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The Region of Peel is reporting 14 new COVID-19 cases as of Tuesday (June 29).

Of Tuesday’s new cases, seven are in Brampton, while seven are in Mississauga, and zero are in Caledon.

This brings the total for the Region to 111,312 cases. Of these, 110,319 have recovered, while 180 are still pending, 3,207 have been hospitalized, and 813 have died.

As of Tuesday, 59.6 per cent of cases are in Brampton, 36.2 per cent are in Mississauga, and just four per cent are in Caledon.

The median age for cases in Peel is 36, and residents in their 20’s continue to make up most of the cases at 24.6 per cent, followed by those in their 30’s—who make up 17.3 per cent of cases, those in their 40’s—who make up 14.4 per cent, and those in their 50’s—who make up 13.8 per cent.

The Province is reporting 299 new cases on Tuesday, as well as 25 new deaths. While Tuesday’s numbers are still under 300, it’s still a 42 per cent increase in Monday’s numbers—However, the Province is also reporting twice as many tests conducted, and positivity rate is back down to just over one per cent.

Additionally, the Province is reporting another 265,231 vaccinations administered. As of Tuesday, more than two-thirds of Ontarians have received at least one dose of a vaccine, including nearly 80 per cent of adults, with more than one-third of adults having been fully immunized.

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