SALT LAKE CITY — COVID-19 cases are still high in Utah, with 6,776 new cases this week as reported by the state Department of Health.
Ten more people have died from COVID-19 this week as well, and 243 people were hospitalized with the virus.
Vaccinations include 1,584 new first doses given, with 1,336 additional people now fully vaccinated and 6,729 new boosters administered.
The rolling 7-day average for positive COVID-19 tests is 970 per day, with a rolling 7-day average person/person positivity rate of 29.1%.
.@UtahDepOfHealth is reporting 215 #COVID19 patients currently hospitalized. 39 of those patients are in an ICU. At referral centers (where most COVID patients are being treated) the ICU beds are 76.8% occupied. @fox13 #utpol #Utah
— Ben Winslow (@BenWinslow) June 23, 2022
UDOH is reporting that 215 people are currently hospitalized, with 39 of those patients are in an ICU. At referral centers (where most COVID patients are being treated) the ICU beds are 76.8% occupied.
To date in Utah, there have been 975,507 COVID-19 cases including this week's total, with 35,605 hospitalizations and 4,816 deaths in the state since the pandemic began.