New York’s COVID-19 infection rate rises to 1.02%
New York's COVID-19 infection rate is on the rise, according to recent data.
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Jul 11, 2021, 9:21 PM
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Updated 1,264 days ago
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Around 666 more people tested positive on Saturday, bringing the state’s infection rate to 1.02%.
This includes 103 Long Islanders who tested positive. The Island’s rate sits just below 1%.
There was also one COVID-19 related death in the state on Saturday.
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View the state's percentage positive results by region dashboard for more information.
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