SALT LAKE CITY – The number of Covid-19 cases rose to 651 from 191 on Friday, according to the Utah Department of Health.
Eight of the deaths occurred before Feb-February, but they were being investigated by state medical examiners, according to the health department.
The Department of Health estimates that there are 17,979 active cases of the disease in Utah. As of Friday, another 22,092 vaccine doses had been given, according to the health department.
The average number of seven-day positive cases is now 444, according to the health department. The positive test rate per day is now 12.3% for those periods registered with the “people over people” method. The seven-day average positive test rate calculated by the “test over test” method is now 5.6%.
State data show that 231 Covid-19 patients are currently hospitalized in Utah, including 94 intensive care units. As of Friday, about 73% of intensive care unit beds in Utah are filled, including about 77% of ICU beds in 16 referral hospitals in the state. About 53% of non-ICU hospital beds are occupied in Utah on Friday.
Total 2 68૨, 36 in the state. The vaccine has been given to 6,60,604 since Thursday. Is. Of those, 239,877 are second doses of the vaccine, health department data show.
The new numbers indicate a 0.2% increase in positive cases since Thursday. In Utah, 2,194,674 people have tested positive for COVID-19 so far, with 16.9% testing positive for COVID-19. The total number of tests conducted on Friday has increased by 15,599 since Thursday to 3,781,119. Of those, 5,498 were people who had not previously been tested for COVID-19.
17 deaths reported on Friday:
- A man from Iron County, aged between 45 and 64, was not hospitalized when he died.
- A Salt Lake County man between the ages of 45 and 64 who lived in a long-term care facility
- A Salt Lake County man between the ages of 65 and 84 who lived in a long-term care facility
- A man from Salt Lake County, who was over 85 years old and died when he was not hospitalized
- A Salt Lake County resident over 85 years old and a resident of a long-term care facility
- A man from Salt Lake County, aged between 45 and 64, was hospitalized when he died.
- A man from Toule County, who was between the ages of 64 and was not hospitalized when he died.
- A man from Utah County, who was over 85 years old and died when he was not hospitalized
- Washington Washington County man between the ages of 65 and 84 who lived in a long-term care facility
- A Weber County man, who was over 85 and died at the time, was not hospitalized.
- Two Salt Lake County women aged 65 to 84 and residents of long-term care facilities
- Two Salt Lake County women over 85 and residents of long-term care facilities
- A woman from Utah County who was over 85 years old and a resident of a long-term care facility
- The Utah County woman, aged 45 to 64, was not hospitalized when she died.
- A Weber County woman who was over 85 years old and died was not hospitalized.
Friday’s average total, 370,084. Total gives confirmed cases, in which total ,,, 628. Hospitalization and a total of 1, 1, 77 deaths from the disease. State data show that a total of 350, 198 Utah Covid-1 cases are now expected to be recovered.
On Thursday the government of Utah, Spencer Cox provided an epidemiological amendment.
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