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CT Sees 2,600+ Coronavirus Cases Over Weekend
The trend lines on cases, positive test rates, hospitalizations and deaths are not looking good.
CONNECTICUT — Connecticut reported another 2,651 positive coronavirus tests over the weekend, along with a 3.4 percent positive test rate.
"There’s no question about it, the trend line is continuing to trend up," Gov. Ned Lamont said during a Monday news conference.
The trend of more cases, a higher positive test rate and increased hospitalizations caused Lamont to roll back some guidelines to phase 2 levels in a new phase dubbed “2.1.”
Find out what's happening in Across Connecticutfor free with the latest updates from Patch.
Coronavirus hospitalizations increased by 11 patients up to a net of 340. Hospitalizations are now at early June levels.
Another 11 coronavirus-related deaths were reported over the weekend for a total of 4,627 during the pandemic.
Find out what's happening in Across Connecticutfor free with the latest updates from Patch.
Click on county names below to see how cases have grown over the past two months in your county:
The towns with the most new cases since Friday are:
- Bridgeport: 237
- Waterbury: 169
- Hartford: 153
- Norwalk: 139
- Danbury: 138
- Stamford: 111
- Meriden: 79
- New Haven: 71
- New Britain: 61
- East Hartford: 55
The towns with the most new cases since Oct. 25:
- Bridgeport: 444
- Norwalk: 374
- Danbury: 365
- Waterbury: 342
- Stamford: 301
- Hartford: 294
- New Haven: 165
- New Britain: 145
- Meriden: 133
- East Hartford: 126
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