The seven-day positivity rate on campus tends to go down, with Wednesday and Thursday numbers going from 0.9 to 0.7 percent on Friday after lengthening Friday.
Of the 11,993 new tests on Wednesday, 47 returned positive, at a rate of 0.4 percent.
On Thursday, out of 6266 new tests, 34 converters arrived at a rate of 0.5 percent.
It has the lowest positivity rate in back-to-back days on campus after 27-28 Aug Gust, while UI had 0.4 percent consecutive days.
Aug Gust. Since class 24, 1,547 unique cases of COVID-19 have been reported on campus.
Since August 16, when the move week started, there have been 1,829 cases reported.
According to UI’s COVID-19 dashboard, since students began reporting on campus in mid-August, there has been a daily breakdown of tests and unique cases:
- Thursday, September 10: 6,626 new tests, 34 new cases
- Wednesday, September 9: 11,993 new tests, 47 new cases
- Tuesday, September 8: 11,621 new tests, 81 new cases
- Monday, September 7: 6,299 new tests, 69 new cases
- Sunday, September 6: 2,987 new tests, 37 new cases
- Saturday, Sept. 5: 2,609 new tests, 37 new cases
- Friday, Sept. 4. 14,204 new tests, 104 new cases
- Thursday, September 3: 14,841 new tests, 88 new cases
- Wednesday, September 2: 7,089 new tests, 120 new cases
- Tuesday, September 1: 14,367 new tests, 199 new cases
- Monday, August 31: 17,227 new tests, 230 new cases
- Sunday, Aug 30: 3,640 new tests, 104 new cases
- Saturday, August. 29: 2,895 new tests, 50 new cases
- Friday, 28: Gust: 15,030 new tests, 65 new cases
- Thursday, 27 Aug Gust: 15,123 new tests, 60 new cases
- Wednesday, Aug 26: 6,812 new tests, 54 new cases
- Tuesday, August 25: 15,850 new tests, 89 new cases
- Monday, Aug 24 17,656 new tests, 79 new cases
- Sunday, August. 23: 4,474 new tests, 53 new cases
- Saturday, 22 Aug Gust: 3,326 new tests, 43 new cases
- Friday, 21 Aug Gust: 10,877 new tests, 54 new cases
- Thursday, 20 Aug Gust: 10,742 new tests, 52 new cases
- Wednesday, August 19: 6,300 new tests, 29 new cases
- Tuesday, August 18: 6,162 new tests, 20 new cases
- Monday, August. 17: 9,064 new tests, 24 new cases
- Sunday, 16 Aug Gust: 2,453 new tests, 7 new cases
After recording four positive tests for COVID-19 this week, the Blue Ridge School District will move toward all distance learning by at least September 25th. Piet County Journal-Republican Editor Steve Hoffman Reports.
Blue Ridge becomes the first entire district in the region to migrate to all distance learning; In the past three weeks, similar action has been taken in two high schools, Cerro Gordo and Salt Fork.
Positive tests included two staff members, a student from Snyder Elementary and a student from Blue Ridge High School.
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“We are coordinating our efforts with the DeWitt / Piat bi-county health department to immediately identify and monitor individuals who have recently contacted Kovid-19 individuals to prevent further spread in the school and community,” said Superintendent Hillary Steinfe. “We are following the guidelines of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention as well as state and local health departments for best practices and procedures for protecting everyone’s health.”
Monday will be a remote planning day for staff who have no assignments assigned to students who attend face-to-face two days a week. Remote instruction for all students will begin the next day.
Staff members and students who were in contact with the COVID-19 case will be separated for 14 days. Deep cleaning of district buildings is also planned.
The number of new cases in Ford County has risen to 125 since Friday.
Of those, 19 have been classified as active and one resident has been hospitalized, according to the county health department.
The highest number of cases occurred in the age group of 20 to 29 (22), followed by 30 to 39 (19).
The orange counties are in the state’s alert zone.
On Friday, the Covid-19 alert level list included vermilion from 30 counties across the state, announced by the Illinois Department of Public Health on Friday.
County metrics are evaluated every Friday; Any county with two or more risk indicators is added as determined by the state.
According to IDPH, Sindoor’s concern is:
– New cases per 100,000: The vermilion is above 96, which is significantly higher than the target rate of 500 or less.
– Visit to the Emergency Department for Illnesses like Civil-19: The number of vermilion has increased by 1.5 per cent in the last week; The target is “declining or stable” in seven days.
“This is a warning and an opportunity for businesses and residents to be thoughtful and to encourage and motivate them,” said Doug Toole, Vermilion County Public Health Administrator. “If we stay on the alert list, and other counties in our region do the same, the state will temporarily tighten the guidelines to help social distance and help us get back to the danger zone.”
Alert level 30 counties:
- Bond
- Bureau
- Cas
- Clinton
- Calls
- Crawford
- Decalab
- Dupage
- Ifingham
- Green
- Grundy
- Hancock
- Henderson
- Jackson
- Jasper
- Jersey
- Lawrence
- Madison
- McLean
- Monroe
- Morgan
- Pulaski
- Schuler
- Shelby
- Stark
- St. Clair
- Tazwell
- Vermilion
- And Washington Washington
- Williamson
Although the reasons counties reach alert levels vary, some common factors include: cases and outbreaks associated with college parties, weddings, large gatherings, bars and clubs, long-term care facilities and other gathering settings, travel. Spread to neighboring states, and to members of the same household who do not separate at home.
The following Friday, Tully announced that there were 13 new cases in the county, including a toddler, for a total of 418 points. Also contracts of the virus: four residents in their 20s, fours in the 50s and two in the 70s, as well as one person each in their 30s and 60s.
The three new cases are from the same family, the other two are from another family, and one recently went to a theme park, Tule said.
Of the 738 residents of Champion County with active cases of COVID-19, only one is hospitalized.
(As Deb Presby reported on Thursday, that doesn’t mean there’s only one covid patient at local hospitals – Carle, who comes from a 41-county area, had 20 patients at his Urbana hospital this week).
Of the 22,293 new tests in Champion County in the past two days, 356 returned positive, a rate of 1.6 percent, CU Public Health reported Friday.
The county’s seven-day positivity rate is slightly higher than Wednesday’s 0.7 percent, but 3.9 percent below the state rate.
Other numbers from Friday’s case data note, which spanned two days because CUPHD was prioritizing case investigations on Thursday and did not update the total:
- Of 356 New case, 304 Campstown’s two zip codes – 61820 (above 255) and 61801 (above 49).
- Of 738 Active case, 601 It is from two zip codes.
- Active case 108 increased since Wednesday.
- Received case Were up to 248 (from 2,662).
- a 28th County Pin Code Friday’s confirmation was added to the list of cases – Elton’s 61810, which beats both Champion and Vermilion County.
- During the epidemic, 347,668 Tests Has now produced 3,420 Case. Coronavirus related number Mortality 20 remains.
Here C.U. According to Public Health District data, there is an updated rundown of county zip codes with active cases. (Note that the changes cover two days’ worth of data, as no cases were updated on Thursday).
- 61820 / Champion: 521 active (Wednesday to 58), 1,482 total (up to 255)
- 61801 / Urbana: 80 active (Wednesday to 20), 310 total (up to 49)
- 61822 / Champion: 26 active (Wednesday to 8), 236 total (up to 13)
- 61821 / Champion: 22 active (Wednesday to 4), total 368 (up to 10)
- 61802 / Urbana: 19 active (Wednesday through five), 285 total (seven up)
- 61873 / std. Joseph: 15 active (two below Wednesday), 57 total (three above)
- 61853 / Mahom: 12 active (three up since Wednesday), 118 total (up four)
- 61874 / Savoy: 12 active (Wednesday to four), 88 total (above four)
- 61866 / Rentol: 8 active (one on Wednesday), total 285 (one above)
- 61880 / tolono: 7 active (one above Wednesday), 46 total (one above)
- 61863 / pasotum: 3 active (one up since Wednesday), 12 total (two up)
- 61878 / Thomasborough: 3 active (one from Wednesday), 9 total (one above)
- 61877 / Sydney: 2 active (one above Wednesday), 17 total (one above)
- 61859 / Ogden: 2 active (one above Wednesday), 6 total (one above)
- 61843 / Fisher: 1 active (one below Wednesday), 33 total (one above)
- 61864 / Philo: 1 active (one above Wednesday), 12 total (one above)
- 61847 / Gifford: 1 active (unchanged since Wednesday), 8 total (unchanged)
- 61872 / sedorus: 1 active (unchanged since Wednesday), 4 total (unchanged)
- 61810 / Alerton: 1 active (one from Wednesday), 1 total (one above)
- 61845 / Fuzland: 0 active (unchanged since Wednesday), 10 total (unchanged)
- 61875 / Seymour: 0 active (as of Wednesday), 6 total (as of)
- 61849 / Homer: 0 active (as of Wednesday), 6 total (as of)
- 60949 / Ludlow: 0 active (unchanged since Wednesday), 6 total (unchanged)
- 61840 / Davy: 0 active (unchanged since Wednesday), 5 total (unchanged)
- 61871 / Royal: 0 active (unchanged since Wednesday), 5 total (unchanged)
- 61816 / Broadlands: 0 active (unchanged since Wednesday), 1 total (unchanged)
- 61851 / Evesdale: 0 active (unchanged since Wednesday), 1 total (unchanged)
- 61862 / Penfield: 0 active (unchanged since Wednesday), 1 total (unchanged)
Here is an update breakdown of county cases confirmed by age group according to CUPHD data:
- 11 to 20: 1,331 cases (from Wednesday to 231); 30.1 percent of all tests in Champion County
- 21 to 30: 870 cases (up 98 from Wednesday); 31.2 percent tests
- 31 to 40: 381 cases (Wednesday through nine); 11.1 percent tests
- 41 to 50: 271 cases (Wednesday through eight); 8.9 percent tests
- 51 to 60: 220 cases (six above Wednesday); .2.5 percent tests
- 10 and under: 136 cases (two up since Wednesday); 1.8 percent tests
- 61 to 70: 114 cases (two up since Wednesday); Tests 5.1 percent
- 71 to 80: 54 cases (one since Wednesday); Tests 2.1 percent
- 81 to 90: 32 cases (as of Wednesday); 1.0 percent of the tests
- 91 to 100: 11 cases (as of Wednesday); 0.4 percent tests
Nationwide, of the 56,6611 new tests, 8,1145 returned Friday, a rate of 8.8 percent.
The state’s seven-day positivity rate rose slightly from 8.8 to 9.9 percent.
The Illinois Department of Public Health also reported the loss of 32 lives in COVID-19 on Friday:
- Coles County: 1 male 80
- Cook County: 1 female 50, 1 male 60, 2 female 70, 4 female 80, 1 female 90s
- Dupage County: 1 female 60, 1 female 70, 1 male 70, 1 male 80
- Green County: 1 male 60s
- Jersey County: 1 female 80s
- Kane County: 1 female 60s, 1 female 90s
- Lake County: 1 male in the 70s
- Macon County: 1 female 90s
- Madison County: 1 female 70s, 1 female 90s
- Peoria County: 1 female 90s
- Rock Island County: 1 female 80s
- St. Clair County: 1 male 70s, 1 male 90s
- Tezwell County: 1 woman in the 70s
- Wayne County: 1 woman in the 70s
- Will County: 1 female 70s, 1 female 90s
- Williamson County: 1 female 70, 1 male 80
Average epidemic according to IDPH: 4,632,382 tests, 257,788 cases, 8,273 deaths.
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