121 New COVID Cases in Niagara

Monday, 24 January 2022 12:40

By Linda Morgan

There are 158 Niagara Health patients battling COVID-19, including 24 in the ICU.

Niagara Public Health reports 121 new COVID-19 cases today.

The death toll is unchanged at 466.

As of this morning, there are 158 Niagara Health patients with the virus, and 108 are being treated primarily for COVID-19.

In the ICU, there are 24 patients with COVID-19.

Throughout Niagara, there are 3,952 active cases, including 1,160 in St. Catharines and 862 in Niagara Falls.

There are also 52 active outbreaks.

To date, over 964,000 vaccinations have been administered.

About 86 percent of residents aged five and older have one shot and 80.8 percent have two.

A full breakdown is available here.

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