2 new COVID-19 deaths, 325 more cases in Sask.

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REGINA — Two more people from Saskatchewan have died after testing positive for COVID-19, the province reported Monday. There are 325 new cases.

Both people are in their 80s, and were from the south central and southeast zones.

The province said Monday the seven-day average of daily new cases is 263, or 21.7 new cases per 100,000 people.

Of the new cases, there are:

Four cases with residence details pending have been assigned to the far northeast, northwest, north central and Regina.

There are 3,879 cases active on Saskatchewan on Monday. Forty-nine more people have recovered for 4,638 to date.

Forty-seven people in the province have died after testing positive for COVID-19.

The SHA performed 4,251 tests on Sunday.

LARGE NUMBER OF CASES LINKED TO REGINA CURLING EVENTS

The Saskatchewan Health Authority has announced there is a heightened risk that people may have been exposed to COVID-19 if they attended a number of curling events in Regina.

The health authority said Sunday there has been a large number of cases linked to the events.

They include:

The SHA said people who were at these events on those dates must self isolate immediately if they have symptoms of COVID-19.

As well, they should call HealthLine 811, their physician, or nurse practitioner for testing.