The vast majority of New York state's 62 counties are seeing sharp upticks in new COVID-19 positives: from a 32% increase in cases over the seven days through Thursday on Long Island, to a 37% increase in Niagara County in western New York.
And hospitals in New York reported 2,249 confirmed COVID-19 patients as of Friday, up 20% from the previous Friday.
Hospitalization rates are flat in some communities including Manhattan and Albany.
Monroe County, in the Finger Lakes, is up to 244 patients, up 30%.
And hospitals in Erie County reports 227 patients, a 23% increase.
Hochul earlier this week warned that a continued uptick in COVID-19 rates could mean New Yorkers will again face more virus protocols in high-risk communities.
And hospitals in Erie County reports 227 patients, a 23% increase.
Hochul earlier this week warned that a continued uptick in COVID-19 rates could mean New Yorkers will again face more virus protocols in high-risk communities.
So Manhattan is ok but not the suburb. This is an upside statistics that we ever seen. Just a thought
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