PORTSMOUTH, Va. (WAVY) — Virginia’s still seeing overall declining coronavirus metrics, including hospitalizations, but numbers are still higher than previous points of the pandemic.
Death reporting has also been up slightly recently, up to 34 per day on average. Deaths are up across the U.S., with 2,466 per day as of Thursday.
Statewide metrics
- New cases: +11,743 (1,514,862 total), 11,454 on average (trending back down)
- Deaths: +36 (16,088 total), has been down but back up recently (34 per day on average now) VDH says there’s a reporting delay this month as it applies new federal guidelines for COVID-19 associated deaths
- Current hospitalizations: -43 patients (3,467 total currently and 3,635 7-day average, trending back down, ICU numbers down (576) from record (676 patients), ventilator use down (343) after hitting new record over 400 patients recently
- (1,648 total beds still available statewide, 350 for ICU (adult and pediatric), 137 adult ICU beds
- Test positivity: 28.6%, has dropped from record of 36% on Jan. 7, was 5-6% in November
- Vaccine doses administered: 14,647,229
- Percent of population with at least one dose: 79% (6,742,229)
- Percent of adults (18+) with at least one dose: 90.1%
- Percent of population fully vaccinated: 68.7% (5,866,364)
- Percent of adults fully vaccinated: 78.8%
- People vaccinated with booster/third dose: 2,399,186
Local cases
- Accomack: 6,517 cases, 385 hospitalized, 90 deaths (+49 cases, +3 hospitalized)
- Chesapeake: 46,481 cases, 1,569 hospitalized, 387 deaths (+272 cases, +4 hospitalized)
- Franklin: 2,335 cases, 84 hospitalized, 43 deaths (+10 cases)
- Gloucester: 6,714 cases, 99 hospitalized, 86 deaths (+64 cases)
- Hampton: 25,679 cases, 948 hospitalized, 261 deaths (+179 cases, -45 hospitalized)
- Isle of Wight: 6,808 cases, 303 hospitalized, 92 deaths (+51 cases, +2 hospitalized)
- James City County: 13,406 cases, 347 hospitalized, 100 deaths (+150 cases, +4 hospitalized)
- Mathews: 1,326 cases, 31 hospitalized, 24 deaths (+15 cases)
- Newport News: 33,918 cases, 1030 hospitalized, 322 deaths (+233 cases, +5 hospitalized)
- Norfolk: 39,123 cases, 2,014 hospitalized, 371 deaths (+275 cases, -6 hospitalized)
- Northampton: 1,970 cases, 124 hospitalized, 52 deaths (+22 cases, +1 hospitalized)
- Poquoson: 2,162 cases, 46 hospitalized, 24 deaths (+20 cases)
- Portsmouth: 19,610 cases, 1,095 hospitalized, 260 deaths (+103 cases)
- Southampton: 3,102 cases, 102 hospitalized, 75 deaths (+13 cases)
- Suffolk: 17,506 cases, 974 hospitalized, 258 deaths (+116 cases, +2 hospitalized, -1 death)
- Virginia Beach: 83,697 cases, 3,701 hospitalized, 644 deaths (+625 cases, +3 hospitalized, -6 deaths)
- Williamsburg: 1,540 cases, 82 hospitalized, 13 deaths (+2 cases, +1 hospitalized)
- York: 8,961 cases, 171 hospitalized, 87 deaths (+69 cases)
