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COVID-19 hospitalizations down 45% from a month ago

Feb. 12. Today’s COVID-19 update from the NC Dept. of Health & Human Services once again shows fewer hospitalizations statewide as well as deaths due to the coronavirus back under 100 total for the day.

Meanwhile, the median daily volume of new cases over the past seven days (4,172) compared to the median of the previous 31 days (5,547) is down 24.7 percent, based on North Carolina data collected by Johns Hopkins University. (See our chart.)

There were 4,128 new cases of the coronavirus in today’s NCDHHS report, down from 4,568 new cases reported yesterday.

Hospitalizations

Hospitalizations due to COVID-19 fell to 2,151 today; on Jan. 12, there were 3,940 people hospitalized due to COVID-19 statewide. Today’s total is down 45.4 percent from one month ago.

Deaths

Statewide there were 82 new deaths statewide related to the coronavirus, down from 113 yesterday.

Testing

The statewide positive test rate is at 6.5 percent, up slightly from 5.9 percent yesterday.

Vaccinations

NCDHHS reports 1.073 million first doses have been administered, 408,452 second doses.

Mecklenburg

There were 422 new cases of COVID-19 county-wide, down from 467 new cases yesterday.

There were eight new deaths in Mecklenburg County related to the coronavirus; one of them was in Davidson.

North Mecklenburg

Cornelius: 15 new cases; 2,362 cumulative; 21 deaths total.

Davidson: 9 new cases; 1,320 cumulative; 15 deaths total.

Huntersville: 35 new cases; 4,850 cumulative; 46 deaths total.

Global confirmed cases
107,969,754

Global deaths
2,373,733

US confirmed
27,412,787

US deaths
476,183

—Source: Johns Hopkins University