Nearly 3,000 COVID-19 cases reported Tuesday in Utah; 20 new deaths
There are currently 791 people in Utah hospitalized with COVID-19.
The rolling 7-day average for positive tests is now at 4,830 per day. The rolling 7-day average for percent positivity of"people over people" is 43.6%. and the rolling 7-day average for percent positivity of"tests over tests" is 27.4%. Among the new cases, school-aged children accounted for 412 of them, including 200 cases in children ages 5-10, 86 cases in children ages 11-13, and 126 cases in children ages 14-18."In the last 28 days, people who are unvaccinated are at 9.6 times greater risk of dying from COVID-19, 4.7 times greater risk of being hospitalized due to COVID-19, and 2.3 times greater risk of testing positive for COVID-19 than vaccinated people," UDOH reports.
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