HARTFORD, Conn. —
April 8
7-day positivity rate at 5.27%%, hospitalizations at 117
The state's COVID-19 positivity rate over the last seven days is at 5.27%, the governor's office announced Thursday afternoon.
As of April 7, some 3,073 PCR/NAAT tests came back positive for the 58,357 total laboratory-confirmed and probably COVID-19 cases reported among Connecticut residents.
Out of the 117 patients currently hospitalized, 48 (41.03%) are not fully vaccinated.
April 7
7-day positivity rate at 4.88%%, hospitalizations at 127
The state's COVID-19 positivity rate over the last seven days is at 4.88%, the governor's office announced Thursday afternoon.
As of April 6, some 2,870 PCR/NAAT tests came back positive for the 58,767 total laboratory-confirmed and probably COVID-19 cases reported among Connecticut residents.
Of the 127 patients currently hospitalized with laboratory-confirmed COVID-19, 47 (37.01%) are not fully vaccinated.
April 6
7-day positivity rate at 4.77%, hospitalizations at 117
The state's COVID-19 positivity rate over the last seven days is at 4.77%, the governor's office announced Wednesday afternoon.
As of April 5, some 2,621 PCR/NAAT tests came back positive for the 54,962 total laboratory-confirmed and probably COVID-19 cases reported among Connecticut residents.
A total of 117 patients are currently hospitalized with COVID-19
April 5
7-day positivity rate at 4.6%, hospitalizations at 106
The state's COVID-19 positivity rate over the last seven days is at 4.6%, the governor's office announced Tuesday afternoon.
As of April 4, some 2,623 PCR/NAAT tests came back positive for the 56,696 total laboratory-confirmed and probably COVID-19 cases reported among Connecticut residents.
A total of 106 patients are currently hospitalized with COVID-19.
April 4
7-day positivity rate at 4.26%, hospitalizations at 93
The state's COVID-19 positivity rate over the last seven days is at 4.26%, the governor's office announced Monday afternoon.
Gov. Ned Lamont's office announced that the state's test positivity rate will now be calculated as a rolling seven-day positivity by specimen collection date, rather than a daily percentage.
As of April 3, some 2,726 PCR/NAAT tests came back positive for the 738,544 total laboratory-confirmed and probably COVID-19 cases reported among Connecticut residents.
A total of 93 patients are currently hospitalized with COVID-19.
Lamont's office also announced that as of April 4, negative rapid antigen and rapid PCR test results are no longer required to be reported to the Connecticut Department of Public Health.
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