Mid-Hudson sees uptick in COVID-19 positivity rate
After a slight dip in its COVID-19 numbers, the Mid-Hudson region now has a 3.25% positivity rate.
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Aug 18, 2021, 11:19 AM
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Updated 1,073 days ago
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a slight dip in its COVID-19 numbers, the Mid-Hudson region now has a 3.25%
positivity rate. That's up from 3.16% on Sunday.
The
three areas to report the highest amount of cases in the Hudson Valley are:
- Westchester County: 189 new positives
- Orange County: 95 new positives
- Rockland County: 67 new positives
Additionally,
three counties in New York remain below the level where the CDC recommends
masking up indoors.
At last check, 40 counties
across the state reached the "high level" of community spread, but Wyoming County, Schuyler
County, and Clinton County
are in the yellow zone.
All of the Hudson Valley
counties are at that high level.
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