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CT COVID-19 Positive Test Rate, 7-Day Case Count Increases
Connecticut's positive test rate and seven-day case count continued to increase, but hospitalizations dipped from Thursday to Friday.
CONNECTICUT — Connecticut’s cumulative seven-day COVID-19 metrics continued to worsen Friday, with more cases and a higher positive test rate. However, COVID-19 hospitalizations decreased from Thursday to Friday.
The state reported 5,700 cases over seven days and a positive test rate of 9.42 percent; a week ago the state reported 4,828 cases over seven days and a positive test rate of 8.09 percent.
COVID-19 hospitalizations dropped 21 patients between Thursday and Friday. There were 212 people hospitalized with COVID-19 in Connecticut hospitals as of Friday.
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Schools reported a noticeable uptick in cases after many students and staff returned from spring recess.
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