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Coronavirus CT: Breakthrough Cases Near 40%
Here is the latest data on COVID-19 cases and infections in your town.
CONNECTICUT — The gap between normal and breakthrough cases of the coronavirus in Connecticut is narrowing.
Out of the 2,080 cases of COVID-19 recorded by the state Department of Public Health in the past seven days, 794, or 38.2 percent, were among residents who had already been completely vaccinated. That number is up from 31.9 percent, reported by DPH on Friday.
With 1,444 cases confirmed over the weekend, out of 64,771 tests taken, the daily positivity rate reported Monday afternoon was 2.23 percent.
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Hospitalizations dropped 18 beds over the weekend. As of Monday, there are 264 residents being treated for the virus inside Connecticut hospitals.
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As of Thursday, 8,483. Connecticut residents have died from COVID-19-associated illness.
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