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BARRIE, ONT. For a second straight week, Simcoe Muskoka reported a slight uptick in COVID-19 case counts. According to the health unit, there were 23 infections logged this week, matching the number of cases last week - a 44 per cent increase over the week of July 11, where there were 16 cases. On Friday, eight new cases were logged in Georgian Bay (3), Clearview (2), Wasaga Beach (1), Barrie (1), and Bradford (1). Dr. Colin Lee said the jump in positive tests was expected with more lenient restrictions in Step 3 of Ontario s reopening plan. There are just more people getting physically closer to each other and to different people, and that, of course, allows the virus to potentially jump from an infected person to someone who isn t, explained Simcoe Muskoka s associate medical officer of health.
The latest infections are listed in Barrie (3), Wasaga Beach (2), and Georgian Bay (1). Five of the cases are currently under investigation as public health tries to track down how each infected resident contracted the virus. One case in Wasaga Beach was community-acquired. The positivity rate in Simcoe County sits at 0.4 per cent and 0 per cent in Muskoka compared to the provincial positivity rate of 0.9 per cent. COVID-19 testing rates have stabilized to low levels not posted since last summer. Still, experts caution things can change dramatically in the fall as temperatures dip. The expectation is the unvaccinated population will be most at risk and could spark a fourth wave.