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HPPH announces they will stay in the orange COVID-19 designation, Wellington to move to red

**Updated as of 3:01 p.m. December 11th, 2020**

Huron-Perth Public Health say they will remain in the orange COVID-19 regional designation.

The province updated a number of regions today, but the regions in Midwestern Ontario remained status quo. Huron-Perth remains in orange, while Grey-Bruce is still in the yellow designation. Surrounding areas like Waterloo remain in the red control designation, while Middlesex-London will be moving to red along with Welling-Dufferin-Guelph as of December 14th. Peel and Toronto both remain in the grey lockdown designation. Windsor-Essex and York Region will join them in lockdown, and 9 regions will be in red designation as of the 14th. 7 regions in total will have their designation changed on December 14th, with 2 new lockdown greys, 3 new red, and 1 new orange and yellow.

For updates on the COVID-19 restriction level in your region, visit https://covid-19.ontario.ca/zones-and-restrictions. 

**The original story stated Wellington-Dufferen-Guelph and Middlesex-London would be remaining in orange, but they will shift to red on December 14th**

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