1/Good afternoon, #Maine. Today's case numbers raise concerns.
@MEPublicHealth is reporting a total of 6926 cases of #COVID19 (+127). Of those, 6138 are confirmed (+99) and 788 are probable (+28).
148 individuals have died w/COVID and 5632 have recovered.
@MEPublicHealth is reporting a total of 6926 cases of #COVID19 (+127). Of those, 6138 are confirmed (+99) and 788 are probable (+28).
148 individuals have died w/COVID and 5632 have recovered.
2/Hospital data raise concerns.
Right now, 31 people are hospitalized w/#COVID19 in #Maine. 10 of them are in the ICU and 1 is on a ventilator.
We wish them a speedy recovery.
In the past 30 days, 42 people have been hospitalized.
Right now, 31 people are hospitalized w/#COVID19 in #Maine. 10 of them are in the ICU and 1 is on a ventilator.
We wish them a speedy recovery.
In the past 30 days, 42 people have been hospitalized.
3/Testing data raise concerns.
Our 7-day positivity rate is now 1.19%.
Two weeks ago, it was 0.48%. #COVID19 #Maine
Our 7-day positivity rate is now 1.19%.
Two weeks ago, it was 0.48%. #COVID19 #Maine
4/Testing volume is at 554/100K people for PCR tests.
5/The geographic distribution of cases is concerning.
There were cases in 15/16 counties *yesterday* alone (all but Piscataquis).
35% of yesterday's #COVID19 cases were from Cumberland County, 14% from York, and 10% from Kennebec.
There were cases in 15/16 counties *yesterday* alone (all but Piscataquis).
35% of yesterday's #COVID19 cases were from Cumberland County, 14% from York, and 10% from Kennebec.
6/Taken together, these data are concerning.
Where we go from here is up to all of us.
Please, do your part.
Where we go from here is up to all of us.
Please, do your part.
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