SALT LAKE CITY – The number of Covid-19 cases in Utah rose to 487 on Tuesday, with nine more deaths and 20,268 more vaccinations, the health department said in a report.
Two of the deaths occurred before Feb. 9, but are still being investigated by the state’s medical examiner’s office, the health department said. State data show that there are now an estimated 16,293 active cases of Covid-19 in Utah.
The average number of seven-day positive cases is now at 603, according to the health department. The positive test rate per day is now 10.5% 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 9.9%.
State data show that there are currently 213 Kovid-19 patients hospitalized in Utah, including 92 in intensive care units. All intensive care unit beds are occupied on Tuesday in Utah, including about 71% of ICU beds in 16 referral hospitals in the state. 46 46% of non-ICU hospital beds are now occupied in Utah.
A total of 1 741.3 in the state. The Vacc vaccine was given by Monday at 721,029. Of these, 263,173 are the second dose of the vaccine.
The new numbers indicate a 0.1% increase in positive cases from Monday. In Utah, 2,214,506 people have tested positive for COVID-19 so far, with 16.8% testing positive for COVID-19. The total number of tests taken since the onset of the epidemic has risen 14,540 since Monday to 3,828,322. Of these, 5,582 are tests of people who have not previously been tested for Covid-19, according to the state.
The nine deaths reported on Tuesday include:
- A Davis County man between the ages of 65 and 84 who was not hospitalized when he died
- A woman from Salt Lake County who was over 85 years old and a long-term care facility resident.
- A Salt Lake County woman, aged between 65 and 84, was hospitalized when she died.
- A Summit County man, aged 45 to 64, was hospitalized when he died.
- A man from Toule County, aged between 65 and 84, was hospitalized when he died.
- A man from Utah County who was over 85 years old and a resident of a long-term care facility
- A Utah County man between the ages of 65 and 84 was hospitalized when he died
- A Washington Washington County man between the ages of 65 and 84 was hospitalized when he died.
- The Weber County woman, aged 45 to 64, was hospitalized after her death
Tuesday’s average ut 371, 79.79 total confirmed cases, in which a total of ,,, 7533 hospital admissions and a total of 1, 49 deaths from the disease. Have died. An estimated 353,737 Utah Covid-19 cases are now believed to have recovered, the health department reports.
Governor of Utah. Spencer Cox will provide his weekly epidemic update at 11 a.m. Thursday, according to his office.
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