COVID-19 rates inch up in Hudson Valley
In the Hudson Valley, the positivity rate is slowly creeping up and is now at 2.44%.
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Oct 11, 2021, 11:26 AM
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Updated 1,477 days ago
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753ds agoNew data from Sunday puts New York's COVID-19
infection rate at 2.49%.
More than 2,700 new cases
were reported with 34 more deaths.
In the Hudson Valley,
the positivity rate is
slowly creeping up and is now at 2.44%.
One new death was reported
in Rockland County.
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