GA #COVID19 1/28/22
Here are today’s cases with a visual history of where we’ve been over the last 2 months.
Cases: 20026, 24.3%
The maps give the total cases per 100k persons in each GA county on Dec 1, Jan 1, and today. Pretty stunning, huh??
Here are today’s cases with a visual history of where we’ve been over the last 2 months.
Cases: 20026, 24.3%
The maps give the total cases per 100k persons in each GA county on Dec 1, Jan 1, and today. Pretty stunning, huh??
2/ Today’s other news is a whopping death report.
135 deaths reported today
Our max - ever - was 190 on 9/18.
Hard to interpret bcs of how deaths get reported, often delayed by wks.
By date of death, highest was 139 on 1/20/21. In this wave highest so far was 52 on 1/11
135 deaths reported today
Our max - ever - was 190 on 9/18.
Hard to interpret bcs of how deaths get reported, often delayed by wks.
By date of death, highest was 139 on 1/20/21. In this wave highest so far was 52 on 1/11
3/ Finally, the kids …
Decline in cases appears steepest in 18-59 yo
Among children, only <1 yo declining some, while 5-9 still going ⬆️⬆️ & 1-4 ⬆️but slower. Highest numbers in 10-17 yo w maybe a hint of slowing - too soon to tell.
We lag in vaccinations. #JustDoIt!
Decline in cases appears steepest in 18-59 yo
Among children, only <1 yo declining some, while 5-9 still going ⬆️⬆️ & 1-4 ⬆️but slower. Highest numbers in 10-17 yo w maybe a hint of slowing - too soon to tell.
We lag in vaccinations. #JustDoIt!
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