March 29, 2020
Situation:
| Case count as of March 29, 2020 | ||||
| Area | Case count | Change from yesterday | Deaths | Change from yesterday |
| Worldwide total | 709,644 | +81,753 | 33,518 | +4,620 |
| Europe | 381,614 | +41,394 | 23,933 | +3,714 |
| China | 81,439 | +45 | 3,300 | +5 |
| Middle East | 57,188 | +7,549 | 2,864 | +175 |
| Asia & Oceania | 28,763 | +1,903 | 523 | +50 |
| Africa | 4,174 | +285 | 129 | +14 |
| Latin America and Caribbean | 14,138 | +1,751 | 306 | +63 |
| North America | 142,328 | +28,826 | 2,463 | +599 |
| United States | 136,492 | +27,747 | 2,400 | +591 |
| Canada | 5,836 | +1,079 | 65 | +10 |
- 211 new cases were reported today in Ontario, bringing the cumulative total to 1,326 (this includes eight resolved cases and 23 deaths).
· In Ontario, there are 7,203 persons under investigation with lab results pending.
Actions Taken:
- The guidance document for Community Labs and Specimen Collection Centres has been updated and uploaded on the ministry website.
- New guidance documents for Emergency Child Care Services and Industry Operators have been developed and uploaded on the ministry website. Â
- The Ontario government is implementing a new emergency order to ensure that staffing and resources are available to help care for and protect long-term care residents during the COVID-19 crisis. These temporary measures provide further flexibility for long-term care homes and allow homes to redirect their staffing and financial resources to essential tasks.
- The Ontario government is issuing a new emergency order under the Emergency Management and Civil Protection Act to prohibit organized public events and social gatherings of more than five people, effective immediately. This order would not apply to private households with five people or more. It would also not apply to operating child care centres supporting frontline health care workers and first responders provided the number of persons at each centre does not exceed 50 people. Funerals would be permitted to proceed with up to 10 people at one time.
- Ontario’s Chief Prevention Officer announced updated guidance to help employers better understand their responsibilities and what is needed to prevent the spread of COVID-19 on the construction sites.
Situation
| Nombre de cas au 29 mars 2020 | ||||
| Région | Nombre de cas | Changement par rapport à hier | Décès | Changement par rapport à hier |
| Total mondial | 709,644 | +81,753 | 33,518 | +4,620 |
| Europe | 381,614 | +41,394 | 23,933 | +3,714 |
| Chine | 81,439 | +45 | 3,300 | +5 |
| Moyen-Orient | 57,188 | +7,549 | 2,864 | +175 |
| Asie et Océanie | 28,763 | +1,903 | 523 | +50 |
| Afrique | 4,174 | +285 | 129 | +14 |
| Amérique latine et Caraïbes | 14,138 | +1,751 | 306 | +63 |
| Amérique du Nord | 142,328 | +28,826 | 2,463 | +599 |
| États-Unis | 136,492 | +27,747 | 2,400 | +591 |
| Canada | 5,836 | +1,079 | 65 | +10 |
- 211 nouveaux cas ont été déclarés aujourd’hui en Ontario, ce qui met le total cumulatif à 1 326 (incluent huit cas résolus et 23 décès).
- En Ontario, 7 203 personnes subissent des examens et attendent les résultats.
Mesures prises
- Les Lignes directrices à l’intention des laboratoires et des centres de prélèvement communautaires ont été mises à jour et affichées sur le site Web du Ministère.
- De nouveaux documents d’orientation pour les centres de garde d’urgence et les exploitants industriels ont été créés et téléchargés sur le site Web du Ministère.
- Le gouvernement de l’Ontario met en Ĺ“uvre un nouveau dĂ©cret d’urgence afin de faire en sorte que du personnel et des ressources soient disponibles pou
