Health & Fitness
New Coronavirus Cases Begin To Slow In Ohio
For the third straight day, Ohio confirmed less COVID-19 cases than it has averaged over the past three weeks.
COLUMBUS, OH — For the third day in a row, Ohio's COVID-19 numbers are below their three-week average.
In the past 24 hours, officials have confirmed 932 new COVID-19 cases among Ohioans. That's down versus the three-week average of nearly 1,300 new COVID-19 cases per day. Since the beginning of the outbreak, nearly 94,000 cases of COVID-19 have been confirmed in Ohio.
Over the past 24 hours, 10 Ohioans died due to COVID-19 complications, the Ohio Department of Health confirmed Monday. More than 3,500 Ohioans have died due to complications caused by the virus.
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Hospitalizations and intensive care admissions related to COVID-19 were also down on Monday. Here are all of Monday's COVID-19 numbers for Ohio:
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- New cases: 932
- New deaths: 10
- New hospitalizations: 92
- New ICU admissions: 10
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