Latest data show steady COVID-19 decline in Mid-Hudson Valley
In the Mid-Hudson Valley, the positivity rate continues on a steady decline and is now at 2.22%.
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Oct 19, 2021, 10:47 AM
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Updated 919 days ago
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266ds agoHere are the latest state and local data on the
pandemic.
New York's average infection rate sits at 2.46%.
About 3,000 new cases were
reported on Sunday and 28 more deaths.
In the Mid-Hudson Valley, the positivity rate continues on a steady decline and
is now at 2.22%.
One new death was reported in Ulster County.
