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Quebec has 73 new COVID-19 cases, bringing the total number of people infected to 376,901 since the start of the pandemic.
The province's health officials also confirmed there were no new deaths, a steady total of 11,240.
Hospitalizations are down by one, bringing the number of people in Quebec hospitals to 66.
Of those, 21 people are in intensive care; up by one.
To date, 364,858 people have recovered from the illness.
On July 25, a total of 10,106 samples were analyzed.
Quebec's health care professionals administered 75,899 more vaccinations in the province; 74,334 doses in the last 24 hours and 1,558 doses before July 26 for a total of 10,768,440 doses given in the province.
Outside Quebec, 36,316 doses were given for a cumulative total of 10,804,756, or 73.2 per cent of the population.
As of July 26, 6,211,831 Quebecers, or 83 per cent, have received their first dose of a vaccine and 4,581,423 people, or 61 per cent, have received two.
The province has received 13,272,169 vaccine doses so far.
A shipment of 1,043,640 Pfizer doses, of the 1,117,350 expected this week, were received Monday.
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