Virginia COVID-19 increased by 7,967 on holiday weekends

Due to the high volume of vaccination throughout the region, the COVID-19 hotline will no longer be updated.

As of Monday, January 3, Virginia had a total of 1,160,703 COVID-19 cases, including confirmed clinical tests and diagnoses, according to the Virginia Department of Health.

The Virginia Department of Health reports a 7-day positive rate of 26.6% for total tests and a 7-day positive rate of 27.9% for PCR tests.

Additional deaths were reported this Monday, bringing the death toll to 15,615.

For a comprehensive summary of COVID-19 cases and tests in Virginia, visit the Virginia Department of Health website. COVID-19 dashboard..

On Sunday, April 18, vaccine eligibility expanded as follows: All federal individuals over 16 years old..

Thursday, April 22 Governor Northam has announced some relaxation of COVID-19 restrictions on social gatherings It started on Saturday, May 15th:

• Social gathering: The maximum capacity for a social gathering is 100 people indoors and 250 people outdoors. Social gatherings are currently limited to 50 people indoors and 100 people outdoors.
• amusement facilities: Indoor and public entertainment facilities will be able to operate from 30% capacity or 500 people to 50% capacity or 1,000 people. The outdoor venue will be able to operate with a capacity of 30% to 50% without setting a special limit on the number of participants.
• Recreational sporting events: The number of spectators allowed for indoor recreational sporting events will increase from 100 to 250 spectators or 50% capacity, whichever is smaller. Outdoor recreation sporting events increase from 500 to 1,000 or 50% capacity, whichever is smaller.
• Liquor sales: The restaurant may return to selling alcohol after midnight, eliminating the need to close the dining room from midnight to 5am.

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) was announced on Thursday, May 13th. Vaccinated individuals no longer need to wear a mask in most situations.. On Friday, May 14, Governor Ralph Northam Maskman dates in Virginia will be lifted and capacity and social distance restrictions will end on May 28th...

By December 31, the Virginia Department of Health had received reports of 835,463 confirmed cases and 325,240 possible COVID-19 cases across the Commonwealth.

These positive test results include 11,298,071 PCR tests, 309,544 antibody tests, and 4,471,227 antigen tests out of a total of 16,078,842 tests performed in Virginia.

At this point, 42,835 Virginians were hospitalized for the disease caused by the virus, and at least 15,615 died from the disease-related causes.

The breakdown of cases in this area as of 10:00 am on January 3 is as follows.

Central Shenandoah Health District: 47,499 in total

• Augusta County-12,519

• Bath County-590

• Buena Vista-1,530

• Harrisonburg-9,306

• Highland County-236

• Lexington-1,768

• Rockbridge County-2,463

• Rockingham County-10,933

• Stanton-4,023

• Waynesboro-4,131

Outbreaks: 177, nursing care facilities 57, medical facilities 12, collective facilities 68, correctional facilities 7 cases, university / university 20 cases, childcare facilities 5 cases, K-12 8 cases.

Total test: 625,878

Lord Fairfax Health District: 40,488 in total

• Clark County-1,905

• Frederick County-15,072

• Page County-4,251

• Shenandoah County-8,131

• Warren County-6,550

• Winchester-4,579

Outbreaks: 180, nursing care facilities 79, medical facilities 15 cases, collective facilities 50 cases, correctional facilities 9 cases, university / university 7 cases, kindergarten to high school 15 cases, childcare facilities 5 cases.

Total number of tests: 438,171

Virginia Health Department Launched a data dashboard showing the number of COVID-19 vaccines distributed and administered The whole federation.

As of January 3, 6,613,115 people have been vaccinated with at least one COVID-19 vaccine and 5,778,904 have been fully vaccinated, according to the data dashboard.

The total dose of the vaccine is 16,279,375 and is distributed throughout the state.

Virginia Hospital & Healthcare Association Online dashboard As of January 3, at least 78,793 COVID-19 patients have been discharged.

Unlike VDH data that report cumulative hospitalizations, hospitalization data reflect people currently hospitalized with COVID-19 (whether confirmed or pending), and the number is It’s 2,611.

Here at WHSV, we cover Grant, Hardy and Pendleton counties. The following information is the latest data from the health departments in each county.You can find the COVID-19 dashboard in West Virginia here..

As of January 3, there are a total of 337,326 cases in West Virginia.

Grant County: Total 2,754 COVID-19

Hardy County: Total 3,061 COVID-19

Pendleton County: 1,352 COVIDs-19 in total

We recommend that you check both for the latest facts about COVID-19. Virginia Department of Health And that CDC..

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