Ottawa (Reported Tuesday, last update Friday)
1: In ICU because of an active infection
At the same time, provincial and Ottawa Public Health officials now “strongly recommend” people put masks back on to help blunt the spread of respiratory viruses among children. A “triple threat” of RSV , influenza and COVID-19 is sending record numbers of children to CHEO and other children’s hospitals.
In its most recent COVID-19 “snapshot” last Thursday, Ottawa Public Health said COVID-19 continues to circulate in Ottawa while levels of other respiratory viruses, such as the flu and RSV, are high.
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