Sussex County COVID-19 May 29, 2021

Sussex County, NJ – On May 28, Sussex County officials reported that there were 10 new cases of COVID-19 and no further deaths. The next report is June 1st.

As of May 28, a total of 14,455 COVID-19 outbreaks occurred in the county, 303 died and 14,021 recovered coronavirus cases. Two previously reported positive cases have been reassigned outside the county.

In new jersey Rt rate rose slightly to 0.81 Numbers above 1 as of May 29 indicate that the virus is spreading. State mortality continues to decline as the percentage of positive tests increases.

According to the State Department, there were another 190 coronavirus infections and 16 COVID-19 deaths on May 28 in New Jersey.

New Jersey Health Department COVID-19 Dashboard It is reported that 23,531 people died and 887,306 confirmed coronavirus-positive cases.The· Mortality rate is 2.65% As of May 29, 14,295,753 New Jersey residents were tested, according to the dashboard.

Essex County has the highest number of COVID-19 deaths among 2,689 coronavirus-related deaths and the second highest number of positive tests in the state with 84,499 positive tests.

Bergen County has the highest number of positive tests in the state at 89,657 and the second highest number of deaths at 2,569. The number of cases in Middlesex County is 84,624, the third highest, and the number of deaths from coronavirus is 2,109, the third highest.

According to the New Jersey Department of Health, data on Sussex County variants are as follows:

• 183 cases of the most popular subspecies B.117.
• 3 cases of B.1.525
• 141 cases of B.1.526
• 17 cases of B.1.526.1
• 8 cases of B.1.429
• Two examples on P.1.
• 2 examples on P.2
• 5 cases of B.1.427

State officials announced Hospitalization was 559on Saturday. Of the people in the hospital, 384 are in the intensive care unit, 73 are on ventilator, and 94 are discharged on May 29 for medical / surgical reasons. did.

As of May 29, there are a total of 8,985,130 people, according to the New Jersey Department of Health. vaccine Residents of New Jersey received 4,905,414 first doses and 4,039,661 second doses / complete vaccinations.

As of May 29, Sussex County received a total of 131,979 doses, with 73,761 first doses and 62,840 second doses / complete vaccinations.

According to the Johns Hopkins Coronavirus Resource Center, the United States is currently 33,251,717 cases and 594,304 coronavirus deaths, with a mortality rate of 1.78%.California Has the highest COVID-19 deaths and cases in the United States 63,236 people were killed and 3,788,585 people were killed.

Sussex County COVID-19 Positive Cases and Deaths:

• Andover Autonomous Region 56
• Andover Township 773, 126 dead
• Branch Building Autonomous Region 70
• Byram Township 808, 9 dead
• Frankford Township 578, 34 dead
• Franklin Autonomous Region 531 killed 2 people
• Fredon Township 285, 4 dead
• Green Township 348, which killed 6 people
• Hamburg Steak 359, 5 dead
• Hampton Township 485 killed 3 people
• Hardyston Township 883, 13 dead
• Hopatcon Autonomous Region 1,603 people, 16 dead
• Lafayette Township 186, 1 dead
• Montague Township 321, 3 dead
• Newton Town 825, 23 dead
• Ogdensburg Autonomous Region 283, 5 dead
• Sandyston Township 168, 1 dead
• Sparta Township 1,905, 18 dead
• Stanhope Autonomous Region 382, ​​3 dead
• Stillwater Township 343, 2 dead
• Sussex Autonomous Region 152, 1 death
• Vernon Township 2,131 dead, 19 dead
• Wantage Township 980, where 9 people died

The COVID-19 test in Sussex County is only available through local medical facilities. Check them out Website for more information.

Tests available:

Vaccination location

COVID-19 (New Coronavirus Infection) Test kit at home You can use it.

Human Services Division, NJ We have set up a hotline for residents in need of assistance in dealing with stress and anxiety during a health crisis. The hotline is open 7 days a week from 8 am to 9 pm-866-202-4357.

Patterson’s St. Joseph Health offers a free helpline for the hearing impaired at 973-870-0677, Monday through Friday, from 9 am to 5 pm.

To access the state COVID-19 hotline, dial 2-1-1 or 1-800-962-1253 or send your NJCOVID to 898-211.

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