Pennsylvania COVID Cases Rise, Breaking Over 1,000 Delta Serge Records | Local News

Pennsylvania blew more than 1000 case records of COVID-19 delta variant surge on Thursday State Department Dashboard Update..

There are 3,451 new cases in the state, with a total pandemic knocking 1.26 million doors. The previous record for the surge was 2,332 reported on Wednesday.

Its daily number is better than any day of the first outbreak in spring 2020, but still about a quarter of the top days of the winter surge, less than the top days of the spring minisurge.

Burkes had 82 new cases on Thursday, the third most common delta surge. The total pandemic has reached 49,883, knocking on 50,000 milestone doors.

Burkes accounted for 2.3% of new cases. The county with 429,000 inhabitants makes up 3.3% of the state’s population.

The average of the 7-day and 14-day Burks cases continued to increase, jumping a few points to 72 and 62, respectively.

NS County view data tracker At one of the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, the Burks community is extensive, with an average of 7-day cases of 108.3 per 100,000 inhabitants.

The tracker’s seven days end on Tuesday, so subsequent 92 and 82 case days have not yet been considered. The tracker is updated daily at 8pm.

The top-level designation, High Community Spreads category, will start with 100 per 100,000 population in the last 7 days.

Almost all of eastern, northeastern, and central-southern Pennsylvania is widespread in the community. Fares in some counties bounce above and below the 100 mark.

Most of the country is spread over high communities, and few are “substantial” or less.

Each new case is a new person who tested positive. The average smoothes out uneven reports of test results.

The status dashboard update reflects the numbers at the end of the previous day (Wednesday in this case).

Hospitalization and death

According to the latest information on Thursday, 27 COVID patients were hospitalized in Burkes and 7 were in the intensive care unit. Hospitalizations have declined this week.

NS Read hospital dashboard updates Sixteen patients were seen Thursday morning, four were in the intensive care unit, two were discharged in the last 24 hours, and there were no deaths.

Reading accounts for the majority of COVID hospitalizations.

There were no new deaths of Burks residents reported in state updates, for a total of 1,045 since July 23.

Overall, Pennsylvania continued its upward march with COVID hospitalization, with an additional 32, for a total of 1,307, and currently 338 in the intensive care unit.

The intensive care unit has increased by 6 people.

The state added 22 COVID deaths, bringing the total pandemic to 28,040.

Vaccination

Vaccination continued the familiar trend: rising.

The number of completed vaccinations is increasing, which means that the earliest Burks and other Pennsylvania residents seeking vaccination with Delta Surge are receiving a second vaccination.

According to the dashboard, Burkes has completed an additional 455 and an additional 30 partials. The total columns were 191,462 and 23,261, respectively.

Throughout the state, completed vaccinations increased by approximately 11,000 and partial vaccinations increased by 2,543. This indicates that more than 13,000 residents have begun the process, as a very high percentage of shots are Pfizer and Moderna double-dose vaccines.

was there Report nationwide Of the more than 1 million people who received the third shot, many were due to some deception.

“There is no evidence that people provided false information to vaccine providers to receive unauthorized third shots,” said Mark O’Neill, COVID-19 spokesman for the Department of Health.

Preparations for the third shot of immunodeficiency continue.

Health Spokeswoman Maggi Barton emailed this comment.

“The Ministry of Health has already worked with vaccine providers to effectively and efficiently administer a third dose of Pfizer and Moderna’s COVID-19 vaccine to immunocompromised individuals to further protect Pennsylvania. The CDC shows that about 2.7% of the population falls into the immunodeficiency category. If that is the case in Pennsylvania, it would be about 250,000-300,000 inoculations. “

A more complete explanation of vaccination efforts CDC County Tracker Site. The site also describes vaccinations carried out at Veterans Affairs facilities, nursing homes, and other efforts under the direct supervision of the federal government.

These figures on Thursday show that 205,893 Burks residents over the age of 12 are fully vaccinated, with 195,700 over the age of 18 accounting for 59.7% of their demographics.