#MARYLAND CORONAVIRUS STATS FULL#

New cases reported during the week that ended Dec.

New cases reported in the week that ended Sunday: 908.

Here's a look at the numbers: Franklin County, Pa. The state health departments in Pennsylvania and West Virginia weren't affected by the cyberattack and have been reporting COVID-19 statistics to the CDC and Johns Hopkins University. What about elsewhere in the Tri-State area? Nationwide, 61.5% of the country is vaccinated, according to the CDC. Washington County had 56.57% of its population fully vaccinated as of Tuesday afternoon, according to the state health department.īy way of comparison, about 70% of the population of Maryland was fully vaccinated as of Tuesday, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. Meanwhile, the statistics for vaccinations were updated within days of the cyberattack. 19, according to spokeswoman Joelle Butler. The most COVID patients the hospital has ever seen was 91 on Jan. None of them were vaccinated, according to the hospital. None of the seven were vaccinated, according to the hospital.įour COVID patients were on ventilators. Of the COVID patients, seven were in the intensive care unit. To give some indication of how things are going in Washington County, Meritus reported that as of Monday, the number of patients hospitalized with COVID-19 stood at 75, 63 of whom were not vaccinated against the virus, according to the hospital's online tracker. Is there any way to tell what's happening in Washington County?

#MARYLAND CORONAVIRUS STATS FULL#

'… MDH continues to work to reinstate the full COVID-19 dataset and will resume reporting more detailed surveillance information - including deaths and numbers by jurisdiction - as soon as possible.' 'Our IT and cybersecurity teams are still working around the clock to restore the full level of reporting,' he wrote. Maryland Health Department spokesman Andy Owen wrote in an email Tuesday that there is no estimated restart date. 'Unfortunately we receive our statistics from MDH, so we do not have the latest numbers,' Danielle Stahl, Washington County Department of Health spokeswoman, wrote in an email Tuesday. When the numbers will be further updated remains an open question.

That was two more confirmed deaths than reported Dec. That was an increase of 101 over the day previous.įor the same period, there were 423 deaths positively attributed to COVID-19 and six probable, according to the dashboard. 4, there were 22,026 confirmed positive cases of the virus since the beginning of the pandemic, according to the county's COVID-19 Information dashboard. Neither were the statistics for Washington County. Total number of deaths attributed to the virus was not available yet. 3, the seven-day average testing positivity rate nearly doubled from 5.4% to 10.3%. 3, more than 28,500 people have tested positive in Maryland, bringing the state’s case total to 621,220, the Associated Press reported Monday. Meanwhile, statistics kept by Meritus Health show a number of beds at Meritus Medical Center near Hagerstown are being taken up by patients with coronavirus, which causes COVID-19. While the Maryland Department of Health has started to recover from a cyberattack earlier this month that took down the server that tracked coronavirus case numbers and positivity rate data, among other things, numbers at the county level remain hard to come by. Watch Video: What they want you to know: Meritus COVID-19 unit workers

Maryland coronavirus stats