Kenai (4), Eagle River (3), North Pole (3), Ketchikan (2),
Soldotna (2), Wrangell (2), Yukon-Koyukuk Census Area (2), and one each in Bristol Bay/ Lake and Peninsula, Copper River Census Area, Dillingham Census Area, Healy, Houston, Juneau, Sitka, Tok, and Unalaska.
Unalaska: 20 with purpose seafood
Homer: one with purpose under investigation
One resident case was added and one nonresident case was subtracted from the dashboard due to data verification procedures bringing the total number of Alaska resident cases to 62,681 and the total number of nonresident cases to 2,655.
HOSPITALIZATIONS & DEATHS – There have been a total of 1,404 resident hospitalizations and 310 resident deaths, with fifteen new hospitalization and no new deaths reported.
THURSDAY: 7 COVID-19 Cases Reported Across Kenai Peninsula, 145 Statewide
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CASE COUNT SUMMARY for March 19, 2021 - Alaska Native News
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CASE COUNT SUMMARY, Tuesday, March 16, 2021
DHSS Tuesday announced 105 new people identified with COVID-19 in Alaska. 102 were residents in: Anchorage (27), Wasilla (26), Bethel Census Area (10), Palmer (9), Fairbanks (5), Chugiak (4), Soldotna (4), Fairbanks North Star Borough (3), North Pole (3), Valdez (3), Delta Junction (2), Eagle River (2), and one each in Copper River Census Area, Juneau, Unalaska, and Utqiaġvik.
Three new nonresident cases were identified in:
Anchorage: two in seafood industry
Unalaska: one in seafood industry
One resident case was subtracted from the dashboard due to data verification procedures bringing the total number of Alaska resident cases to 58,258 and the total number of nonresident cases to 2,497.
ALERT LEVELS – The current statewide alert level, based on the average daily case rate over 14 days per 100,000, is high at 17.4 cases per 100,000. Many regions of Alaska are in high alert status with widespread community transmission. T