Quebec has reported 138 cases of COVID-19 and no deaths, bringing the total to 377,172 infected and 11,240 deaths since the start of the pandemic.
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Status in Quebec as of July 29, 2021
- 377,172 infected people (+138)
- 11,240 deaths (-)
- 62 people were hospitalized (+1)
- 20 people in intensive care (+1)
- Total direct debt amounted to 16,341 for a total of 11,089,684
- 71,186 doses have been added, or 69,723 in the last 24 hours for a total of 10,912,024 doses received in Quebec
- Outside Quebec, a total of 37,562 doses were administered for a cumulative total of 10,949,586
Variants
Quebec has 8,512 cases of variants, according to the latest numbers from INSPQ
Status report by region
- Bass Saint Laurent: 3976
- Saguenay – Lac Saint-Jean: 11,029
- Capital National: 32888
- Mauricie-et-Center-du-Quebec: 15293
- Estri: 14935
- Montreal: 133576
- Ottaway: 12596
- Abitibe-Tmiscaming: 1152
- North Shore: 579
- Northern Quebec: 110
- Gaspey – Magdalene Islands: 2072
- Chaudière-Appalaches: 19299
- Laval: 32015
- Lanudiere: 24165
- Laurentides: 21117
- Montreal: 51678
- Nunavik: 47
- Teres-Chris-de-la-bye-James: 119
- Outside Quebec: 490
- Area to be selected: 4
Total: 377,172 confirmed cases
Mortality report by region
- Bass Saint Laurent: 53
- Saguenay – Lac Saint-Jean: 271
- Capitale-Nationale: 1118
- Mauricie-et-Center-du-Quebec: 526
- Estri: 352
- Montreal: 4773
- Ottawas: 215
- Abitibi-Témiscamingue: 9
- North Shore: 4
- Northern Quebec: 0
- Gaspey – Magdalene Islands: 46
- Chodier Appalachian: 368
- Laval: 917
- Lanudiere: 517
- Laurentides: 510
- Montreal: 1558
- Nonavik: 0
- Teres-Chris-de-la-bye-James: 3
- Outside Quebec: 0
- Area to be selected: 0
Total: 11,240 deaths
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