Southwestern Public Health has confirmed two more active cases in our region today, including another case in the City of Woodstock.
WOODSTOCK - Southwestern Public Health has confirmed two more active cases of COVID-19 in the region today.
One of the new confirmed cases is in the City of Woodstock. The other case is from Elgin County/St. Thomas. This means Oxford County currently has 9 active case of COVID-19 while St. Thomas and Elgin has 6 active cases. You can get a break down of the cases by Township in Oxford County below:
- 3 cases in Tillsonburg
- 2 cases in Woodstock
- 1 cases in Blandford-Blenheim
- 1 cases in Zorra Township
- 1 case in Norwich Township
- 1 case in South West Oxford Township
To date, the Health Unit has tested 2,904 people for COVID-19. We have 62 cumulative confirmed cases, 43 cases have been resolved, 4 people have died from the virus and we currently have 13 active cases. We have also had two institutional outbreaks since the pandemic was declared, both in Elgin County.
Also just a heads up, the Southwestern Public Health toll free number is currently down. Please call their local numbers. For COVID-19 questions, please call 519-631-9900 x 9 (St. Thomas) or 519-421-9901 x 9 (Woodstock).

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