'Likely COVID': Saskatchewan emergency rooms seeing more young children

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Saskatchewan is seeing a spike in emergency room visits among children between the ages of one and four who are showing up with respiratory-like illnesses. 

Chief medical health officer, Dr. Saqib Shahab, said it’s likely COVID-19, because there’s little influenza transmission in the province and vaccines against the virus have not yet been approved for children under five.

“Any COVID-like illness presentation in emergency rooms — where even you may not have been screened in every case — it’s likely COVID-19,” Shahab said in a recent interview with The Canadian Press. 

The latest data from the Ministry of Health, dated Feb.

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