February 17 Data: Utah Counts Another 10 COVID-19 Deaths, New Cases Again Less Than 1,000

Utah reported another 10 COVID-19 deaths from counties throughout the state on Wednesday. Six people died before February 1 due to the method of investigating and counting deaths from the coronavirus.

The number of new cases confirmed by the test fell below 1,000 again, counting 901 new people infected from the 7,063 test. Since yesterday, 18,083 vaccinations have been implemented and recorded in Utah. More data from the Utah Department of Health is further down the story.

The reported deaths on Wednesday were in the counties of Cash, Carbon, Davis, Salt Lake, Utah, and Washington. Victim identities are not provided, but personal data such as age, county, and hospitalization are provided. Four of the ten were not hospitalized, four were in long-term care facilities and two were in Utah hospitals.

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Utah Department of Health reported next Wednesday

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Today, we report 363,248 positive cases. This is an increase of 901 new cases since yesterday.

vaccine:

• We report that the total vaccine dose is 551,068, which is 18,083 higher than yesterday.

Lab test:

• We report 2,136,588 people tested. This is an increase of 7,063 people tested since yesterday.
• Report a total of 3,631,393 tests. This is an increase of 20,286 tests from yesterday.

trend:

• The 7-day rolling average of “people over people” positive rates is 13.5%. The 7-day rolling average of “test overtest” positive rates is 6.13.
• The 7-day rolling average of positive tests is 845 per day.

Hospitalization:

• Currently, 263 people are hospitalized with COVID-19. The total number of hospitalizations since the outbreak was 14,294.

Dead (number:

A total of 1,806 deaths are reported. This is a newly reported increase in 10 deaths. The Salt Lake County death reported yesterday was deleted after the incident was determined not to be a resident of Utah. *** Six of the dead occurred before February 1, 2021. *** ***

1. Male, 65-84 years old, living in Carbon County, hospitalized at death
2. 1. Female, 45-64 years old, living in Salt Lake County, not hospitalized at death
3. Male, 85+, Davis County resident, long-term care facility resident
4. Male, 85+, Davis County resident, long-term care facility resident
5. A 65-84 year old woman living in Salt Lake County, hospitalized at death
6. Male, 85+, Washington County resident, long-term care facility resident
7. Female, 85+, Washington County resident, long-term care facility resident
8. Male, 44-65 years old, living in Salt Lake County, not hospitalized at death
9. Male, 65-84 years old, living in Utah County, not hospitalized at death
10. Female, 65-84 years old, living in Cash County, not hospitalized at death

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UTAH CUMULATIVE COVID-19 Weekly — Weekly Increase

• Sunday, March 15: 28 — 28
• Sunday, March 22: 181 — +153
• Sunday, March 29: 719 — +538
• April 5th (Sun): 1,605 — +886
• Sunday, April 12: 2,303 — +698
• April 19th (Sun): 3,069 — +766
• Sunday, April 26: 3,948 — +879
• Sunday, May 3rd, 5,175 — +1,227
• Sunday, May 10: 6,251 — +1,076
• Sunday, May 17: 7,238 — +987
• Sunday, May 24: 8,392 — +1,154
• May 31st (Sun): 9,797 — +1,405
• Sunday, June 7: 12,066 — +2,269
• Sunday, June 14: 14,313 — +2,247
• Sunday, June 21st: 17,462 — +3,149
• Sunday, June 28: 21,100 — +3,638
• Sunday, July 5: 24,952 — +3,852
• Sunday, July 12: 29,484 — +4,532
• Sunday, July 19: 34,117 — + 4,633
• Sunday, July 26: 37,973 — + 3,856
• Sunday, August 2: 41,175 — + 3,202
• Sunday, August 9: 44,127 — +2,952
• Sunday, August 16: 46,652 — +2,528
• Sunday, August 23: 49,115 — + 2,463
• Sunday, August 30: 51,854 — +2,739
• Sunday, September 6: 54,660 — +2,806
• September 13 (Sun): 57,875 — +3,215
• September 20th (Sun): 63,772 — +5,897
• September 27 (Sun): 70,615 — +6,843
• October 4th (Sun): 77,618 — +7,003
• Sunday, October 11: 85,844 — +8,266
• October 18th (Sun): 94,394 — +8,550
• Sun. October 25: 104,882 — +10,488
• Sun. November 1: 116,510 — +11,628
• Sunday, November 8: 132,621 — +16,111
• Sunday, November 15: 153,808 — +21,187
• Sunday, November 22: 177,176 — +23,368
• Sunday, November 29: 193,809 — +16,633
• Sunday, December 6: 215,407 — +21,598
• Sunday, December 13: 233,904 — +18,497
• Sunday, December 20: 250,964 — +17,060
• Sunday, December 27: 264,874 — +13,910
• Sunday, January 3, 2021: 283,473 — +18,599
• Sunday, January 10, 2021: 305,999 — + 22,526
• Sunday, January 17, 2021: 323,837 — + 17,838
• Sunday, January 24, 2021: 336,405 — + 12,568
• Sunday, January 31, 2021: 346,624 — +10,219
• Sunday, February 7, 2021: 354,608 — + 7,984
• Sunday, February 14, 2021: 361,294 — +6,686

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