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See Where NYC COVID Rates, Vaccinations Are Highest And Lowest

Reply Pharmacist Mia Yu administers a dose of the COVID-19 Moderna vaccine to a person at the UJA Federation of New York and Commonpoint pop-up vaccine site in Queens on March 18. (Stephen Lovekin/Shutterstock) NEW YORK CITY New York City is turning the corner on its coronavirus fight as infections fall and vaccinations rise. But the much-awaited recovery still remains uneven in pockets scattered across the boroughs, according to the city s data. Mayor Bill de Blasio spent this week in visibly jubilant spirits as the city s average positivity rate fell below 5 percent and stayed there. He tied the rate Friday 4.45 percent directly to the city s vaccination effort.

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Brooklyn and Queens had two-thirds of all NYC COVID-19 deaths in a week

Brooklyn and Queens had two-thirds of all NYC COVID-19 deaths in a week AMNY 1/23/2021 Robert Pozarycki © Provided by AMNY Though there s some faint optimism as COVID-19 cases begin flattening out in New York City following a post-holiday surge, the virus continues to kill dozens of New Yorkers each day particularly in Brooklyn and Queens. Over a 7-day period between Jan. 15 and Jan. 20, approximately 352 New York City residents lost their lives to COVID-19, according to data from the Governor s office. But 238 of those fatalities occurred in Brooklyn and Queens, both of which were hard hit during the first wave of the pandemic last spring. The two boroughs accounted for 67.6% of all city fatalities from COVID-19 during the 7-day period. The higher number of deaths illustrate the post-holiday surge s painful cost in two of the boroughs hardest hit by the pandemic since the virus was first officially detected in New York City on March 2, 2020. Even so, the

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