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449 new BC COVID-19 cases and 9 deaths in BC, February 11, 2021

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Since yesterday, there have been 449 more diagnosed COVID-19 cases in B.C., and 6,869 cases are being actively monitored.

Case Counts:

  • Total cases in B.C. since the pandemic began: 72,305. Of the new cases, the breakdown is as follows:
    • Vancouver Coastal Health: 98 new cases
    • Fraser Health: 242 new cases
    • Island Health: 19 new cases
    • Interior Health: 58 new cases
    • Northern Health: 37 new cases
  • Active cases: 4,317 (previously 4,305)
  • Hospitalized cases: 224 (previously 230)
  • Intensive care: 63 (previously 66)
  • 9 new deaths (total 1,278)
  • Recovered: 66,603
  • Suspected Multisystem Inflammatory Syndrome in Children or MIS-C: 16
  • To date, 157,797 doses of COVID-19 vaccine have been administered in B.C., 14,316 of which are second doses.

COVID-19 cases for the most recent 7-day period (Sunday to Saturday). The map is updated weekly, on Wednesdays. The image above is from January 24-30, 2021. Click to see the full map.

From today’s statement

“For many of us, this past year will be remembered for the incredible toll that COVID-19 has taken on our province. But of equal importance is the ongoing overdose emergency that has challenged our province even before the pandemic began.

“Losing more than 1,700 people to the overdose crisis is devastating, and sadly there is no vaccine that will help to end it soon.

“To the parents, friends, partners and communities who have lost loved ones, we offer our condolences. We remain committed to supporting people who use drugs and are doing everything we can to address the dual health crises affecting our province.

“Today also marks the first virtual Moose Hide Campaign Day. Though we cannot gather in person, we stand together in solidarity to show our commitment to ending violence against women and children.

“COVID-19 has shed further light on the inequalities that are all too pervasive in our society. We encourage British Columbians everywhere to be kind and compassionate as the days grow longer and become brighter.”

Other resources

Access the BC COVID-19 dashboard for the latest case counts and information on recoveries, deaths, hospitalizations, testing and more:

Cases by Health Service Delivery Area

Click here (Updated weekly on Thursdays)

Previous provincial updates

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