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Georgia COVID-19 cases, deaths drop further on April 11

Georgia COVID-19 cases, deaths drop further on April 11
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April 9: New COVID-19 cases steady in Georgia, deaths lower

Richmond County saw 31 new cases for 19,382 total and Columbia County had 10 more for 10,828. All other area counties added three new cases or fewer: one in Burke for 1,730, three in McDuffie for 1,629, two in Jefferson for 1,560, one in Jenkins for 719, and one in Wilkes for 668. All other counties were unchanged: Screven at 808, Lincoln at 505, Warren at 367 and Glascock at 144. Taliaferro County lost a case to go back to 100. McDuffie County suffered a new death for 40 total, raising the area s toll to 1,018. Georgia Public Health got the results of 18,911 tests, of which 5.31% were positive, a little more than half the overall rate of 10.17%, which fell slightly, according to an analysis by the

April 10: COVID-19 deaths and cases remain low

April 10: COVID-19 deaths and cases remain low Amanda King, Augusta Chronicle © Michael Holahan, THE AUGUSTA CHRONICLE A nurse gives a patient a shot of the COVID-19 vaccine during a COVID-19 vaccination clinic at University Hospital Tuesday morning March 16, 2021. Georgia saw only 52 COVID-related deaths Saturday, a slight increase from Friday but lower than previous days and bringing the state s total to 16,982. The Georgia Department of Public Health also reported 1,019 new cases. Richmond County added 17 for 19,399 and Columbia County added nine for 10,837. Burke County added one for 1,731, McDuffie County added five for 1,634, Jefferson County added two for 1,562, Jenkins County added three for 722 and Warren County added one for 368. All remaining Augusta-area counties stayed the same – Wilkes County at 668, Screven County at 808, Lincoln County at 505, Glascock County at 144 and Taliaferro County at 100.

April 6: Georgia, South Carolina see more COVID-19 infections but deaths remain low

April 6: Georgia, South Carolina see more COVID-19 infections but deaths remain low Tom Corwin, Augusta Chronicle © Michael Holahan, THE AUGUSTA CHRONICLE Augusta University College of Nursing student Meygan (cq) Davenport checks-in patients as they come in the door at the Augusta University COVID-19 vaccination clinic at the former Stein Mart store on Washington Road in Augusta, Ga. Thursday morning March 25, 2021. Georgia has now opened up COVID-19 vaccination to anyone 16 and over, which is more than 8.1 million people. Both Georgia and South Carolina saw slight increases in new COVID-19 infections but relatively few deaths and the Augusta area saw no new deaths for a third straight day. All three Augusta hospitals saw a small uptick in new patients, however.

April 2: New cases of COVID-19 increased in Georgia, new deaths stayed high

New cases of COVID-19 crept up Friday in Georgia and new deaths remained high, with one in the Aiken-Augusta area. Georgia suffered 63 new deaths, with 204 over the past three days, for a toll of 16,727 and added 1,143 new cases to reach 854,416, the Department of Public Health reported. Richmond County saw 20 new cases for a second straight day for 19,227 and Columbia County had 11 more for 10,775. All other area counties added two new cases or less: two in Burke for 1,725, two in McDuffie for 1,622, two in Screven for 800, and one in Lincoln for 500. All other counties remained the same: Jefferson at 1,556, Jenkins at 716, Wilkes at 666, Warren at 367, Glascock at 143 and Taliaferro at 100.

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