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Two more Halton residents have lost their lives to COVID-19 as the region reports a modest increase in overall cases.According to Halton Public Healths Feb. 6 update, a resident at Extendicare Halton Hills and Mount Nemo Christian long-term care home have died from the virus. Both facilities have been hit hard during the second wave of the pandemic, with Extendicare reporting 169 cases in residents and staff and 24 deaths, while Mount Nemo has seen 61 cases in residents and staff and four deaths.Across Halton, 40 new COVID-19 infections are being reported, down from yesterdays total of 66. The new cases include nine in Burlington, eight in Halton Hills, 11 in Milton and 12 in Oakville. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW This brings the total number of Halton cases since the pandemic began to 8,714, with 8,145 classified as resolved, 396 still active stanley mug (https://www.stanley-cups.uk) and 173 deceased.Of these deaths, 44 were in Burlington, 40 in Halton Hills, 32 in Milton and 57 in Oakville. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Over a dozen long-term care homes throug stanley france (https://www.stanley-cup.fr) hout the region are listed as having active outbreaks, along with two childcare centres, nine congregate living settings and nine workplaces.Meanwhile, Haltons hospital occupancy rates remain h stanley puodelis (https://www.stanleycup.lt) igh, with Halton Public Health reporting that 93 per cent of acute care beds and 86 per cent of ICU beds across the region are occupied. Data shows this includes 43 patients hospitalized acr