Active cases in Niagara are inching towards 30 once again.
Public Health reported three new cases yesterday, bringing the total active cases to 28.
The highest number of active cases is in St. Catharines, followed by Niagara-on-the-Lake.
There are four municipalities without active cases including Grimsby, Pelham and Wainfleet.
Nearly 91 per cent of people with the virus in Niagara have recovered.
Niagara Health says there are no patients with COVID-19 in our local hospitals.
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