In its Sunday summary, the Delaware Division of Public Health reported no new deaths.
Deaths have largely come from those who have not been vaccinated. (See below).
Delaware’s total number of COVID-related deaths remained at 2,091.
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Unvaccinated cases |
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Total Unvaccinated / Partially Vaccinated Cases |
1,603 |
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Total Cases |
2,166 |
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Percent of Unvaccinated / Partially Vaccinated Cases |
74% |
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Hospitalizations |
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Unvaccinated / Partially Vaccinated Hospitalized Cases |
48 |
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Total Hospitalized Cases |
71 |
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Percent of Unvaccinated / Partially Vaccinated Hospitalized Cases |
68% |
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Deaths |
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Unvaccinated / Partially Vaccinated COVID-19 Deaths |
15 |
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Total COVID-19 Deaths |
17 |
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Percent of Unvaccinated / Partially Vaccinated COVID-19 Deaths |
88% |
The other numbers as of Saturday night
• 261 new positive cases, bringing the overall total to 144,298. the seven-day average is 261. During the summer-fall surge, new daily cases had been as high as 460.
• 6.1% of total tests were positive in the 7-day rolling average, unchanged from the previous day.
• 163 current hospitalizations, up 12 from the previous day, including 28 individuals in critical condition. Earlier, hospitalizations had been above 200.
• 10 new hospital admissions, down six from the previous day.
• 659 people who tested negative, bringing the total to 725,775.
• 581,483 people are fully vaccinated, according to the CDC Vaccine Tracker. Based on Delaware’s US 2020 Census figure, 58% of the state’s residents are fully vaccinated.
For more data, including breakdowns by age, sex, race/ethnicity, at the statewide, county, and, in some cases, zip code or census tract level, click here.
