No new COVID-19 cases identified in Nova Scotia Sunday

Nova Scotia is reporting no new cases of COVID-19 on Sunday.

The Nova Scotia Health Authority did not identify any new cases of COVID-19 among 520tests completed on Saturday. The overallnumber of negative tests is97,221.

There are still three known active cases in the province. One person remainsin intensive care with the virus.

The latest case was announced on Friday. It was identified in the province's central zone and is related to travel outside of Atlantic Canada. The person has been self-isolating as required.

On Saturday, Newfoundland and Labrador identified one new case of COVID-19 with a Halifax connection. A man in his 60s who travelled to Canada from Central Africa on Sept. 29 died while self-isolating on Oct. 1.

Health officials say the man travelled to Newfoundland and Labrador on Wednesday, Sept. 30. He travelled from Toronto to Halifax on Air Canada Flight 604, and from Halifax to Deer Lake on Air Canada Flight 8876.

N.L. health officials say the man was pre-symptomatic during travel andthe risk is low, but people on the same flight should still monitor for symptoms. On Sunday, Newfoundland and Labrador reported one more case of COVID-19, which officials said was connected to the case that was reported on Saturday.

Nova Scotiahas recorded1,088 positive COVID-19 cases and 65 deaths since March.

The latest numbers from around the Atlantic bubble are:

• New Brunswickreported no new cases Sunday with threeactive cases remaining.A new case was found Saturday. The province is alsois monitoring an outbreak in Maine. The new case is not connected to that outbreak in Baileyville, near St. Stephen.
• Newfoundland and Labradorreported one new case of COVID-19 on Saturday and oneconnected case on Sunday. The earlier case was travel-related. The case aman in his 60s died while in self-isolation. Hehad recently travelled to Canada from Central Africa.He travelled from Toronto to Halifax on Air Canada Flight 604and from Halifax to Deer Lake on Air Canada Flight 8876. The province has four known active cases.
• P.E.I.reported two new cases on Sunday. Both are unrelated and involve travel outside the Atlantic bubble. They are in self-isolation. The province has three active cases.

Symptoms

Anyone with one of the following symptoms of COVID-19 should visit theCOVID-19 self-assessment websiteor call 811:

• Fever.
• Cough or worsening of a previous cough.

Anyone with two or more of the following symptoms is also asked to visit the 811 website:

• Sore throat.
• Headache.
• Shortness of breath.
• Runny nose.