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Governor Cuomo announces single-day COVID-19 positivity rate drops below 3% for first time since November 23

Statewide positivity rate is 2.99%

First case of South African variant detected in New York state resident

5,764 patients are hospitalized across the state

1,162 patients admitted to ICU; 794 intubated

Yesterday, 75 people died from COVID-19 in New York State

Governor Andrew M. Cuomo today updated New Yorkers on the state’s progress during the COVID-19 pandemic. The statewide positivity rate currently stands at 2.99%, falling below 3% for the first time since Nov. 23.

The governor also said the first case of the South African variant was found in a New York state resident. The sequencing, involving a Nassau County resident, was performed at the Epidemic Response Laboratory of commercial laboratory Opentrons Labworks Inc in New York City and verified at the Wadsworth Center in Albany. Last week, a Connecticut resident hospitalized in New York City was found to have the South African variant.

Governor Cuomo said: "We continue to see positivity and hospitalization rates decline across the state, which is great news, and this progress allows us to further reopen the economic valve." "But as With a case of the South African variant found in the state, it's more important than ever for New Yorkers to stay vigilant, wear masks, wash hands and practice social distancing. We're now in a race between our ability to get vaccinated and those who are actively doing so. Variants trying to spread - we can only win this game if we stay smart and disciplined."

A quick summary of today's data is as follows:

  • Reported test results- 221,157
  • Total number of positives- 6,610
  • percent positive- 2.99%
  • 7-day average percent positivity- 3.44%
  • patient hospitalized- 5,764 (-213)
  • Net change in hospitalizations last week- -829
  • Newly admitted patients- 602
  • hospital county- 55
  • Number of intensive care units- 1,162 (+0)
  • Number of ICUs with intubation- 794 (-7)
  • Total number of discharges- 142,307 (+715)
  • death toll- 75
  • total deaths- 37,851

The bed capacity and occupancy of hospitals in each region (including the number of hospitalizations as a percentage of the population in the region) are as follows:

The bed capacity and occupancy of hospitals in each region (including the number of hospitalizations as a percentage of the population in the region) are as follows:

areaCOVID-19 patients currently hospitalized in the regionPercentage of COVID-19 patients in regional populationPercentage of hospital beds available under surge plan over 7 days
capital region1680.02%35%
central new york950.01%32%
finger lakes2130.02%40%
long islandChapter 9830.03%34%
Mid-Hudson6060.03%43%
mohawk valley1090.02%36%
new york city3,1300.04%31%
North740.02%57%
South level1340.02%47%
western new yorkChapter 2520.02%38%
Statewide5,7640.03%35%

The ICU bed capacity and number of residents in each region are as follows:

areaTotal number of ICU beds in the regionTotal number of ICU beds by regionPercentage of available ICU beds in the region (7-day average)
capital region23617427%
central new york26217032%
finger lakesChapter 39724637%
long islandChapter 857Chapter 662twenty two%
Mid-HudsonChapter 678Chapter 39440%
mohawk valley1279329%
new york city2,609 people2,032twenty one%
North602945%
South level1267444%
western new yorkChapter 545Chapter 34438%
Statewide5,8974,21828%

The seven-day average percentage of positive tests reported in each region over the past three days is as follows:

areaThursdayFridaySaturday
capital region2.09%2.00%1.90%
central new york1.41%1.33%1.24%
finger lakes2.33%2.37%2.32%
long island4.36%4.31%4.27%
Mid-Hudson4.43%4.14%4.18%
mohawk valley2.11%2.11%2.02%
new york city4.40%4.40%4.41%
North3.91%3.95%3.82%
South level0.78%0.76%0.76%
western new york3.01%2.87%2.28%
Statewide3.60%3.53%3.44%

The seven-day average percentage of positive test results reported over the past three days by New York City borough is as follows:

administrative districtThursdayFridaySaturday
Bronx6.20%6.00%5.67%
brooklyn4.57%4.56%4.48%
manhattan3.01%2.98%2.91%
Queens4.96%4.95%4.88%
staten island4.57%4.47%4.23%

Of the 1,578,785 people who tested positive for the virus, the geographic distribution was as follows:

countyTotal positivesnew positive
Albany20,39256
Allegheny2,8397
Bloom14,22883
Cataragus4,28112
Cayuga5,28947
Chautauqua7,18533
Simon6,36212
shenango2,376No. 17
clinton3,390 peopletwenty one
Colombia3,3186
Cortland3,0784
delaware1,44810
Dutchess21,565113
Yili63,468220
Essex1,2987
franklin1,954 people19
Fulton3,202 people32
Genesee4,293twenty one
green2,582 people9
hamilton2760
Herkimer4,5056
jefferson4,62240
lewis2,0059
livingston3,452 people18
madison3,76510
Monroe51,564141
montgomery3,09516
Nassau143,615Chapter 546
Niagara14,98427
new york city684,1853,384
Oneida19,39342
onondaga31,90961
ontario5,64620
orange35,648152
orleans2,3984
oswego5,89419
Otsego2,2479
Putnam8,11631
Rensselaer8,78828
Rockland37,579101
Saratoga11,60444
Schenectady10,62431
Schoharie1,1688
Skyler8503
Seneca1,54412
saint lawrence5,23339
steuben5,42611
suffolk158,029513
Sullivan4,616twenty two
Tioga2,75212
tompkins3,38913
ulster9,75456
warren2,7696
washington2,24816
Wayne4,38212
westchester104,400410
Wyoming2,7568
Yates1,0071

Seventy-five New Yorkers died from COVID-19 in the state yesterday, bringing the total death toll to 37,851. The geographical distribution by county of residence is as follows:

Deaths by county of residence
countynew deaths
Albany1
Bronx5
Bloom1
delaware1
Dutchess1
Yili1
king13
lewis1
manhattan6
Monroe3
Nassau4
Niagara1
oneida1
onondaga1
orange2
Queens14
Rensselaer1
rockland2
Saratoga2
Schenectady1
suffolk9
Sullivan1
westchester3

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