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Grand Forks falls to zero new COVID-19 cases

There were no new COVID-19 cases in the Boundary, according to the latest statistics.

Between Oct. 24 and 30 there were zero cases in Grand Forks, down from six the previous week, according to the BC Centre for Disease Control. There were no new cases in Kettle Valley either for the second straight week.

There were 11 new cases in the Creston Valley, up from four the previous week.

Nelson was down to five from 10 the previous period. Trail was unchanged at five while Castlegar stood at four, up one from the week before. The Arrow Lakes was unchanged at one.

There were no new cases in Kettle Valley or Kootenay Lake.

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