Here’s a look at the latest COVID cases and hospitalizations reported in Pa., N.J., and Philly
Here’s a look at this week’s COVID case counts in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania and New Jersey.
COVID case counts are rising slightly in Pennsylvania while dropping slightly in New Jersey, but so far more cases aren’t leading to more hospitalizations.
Philadelphia is seeing a similar trend, but a broader look at the past three months shows the city’s overall case numbers — and those in both states — have largely plateaued.
Here’s a look at this week’s COVID numbers:
Pa. COVID cases and transmission
Daily average cases: 1,872
Case rate rise/fall over 14 days: +7%
Daily average hospitalizations: 1,713
Hospitalizations rate rise/fall over 14 days: Flat
Total deaths: 47,994
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Philly COVID cases and transmission
Daily average cases: 186
Case rate rise/fall over 14 days: -10%
Daily average hospitalizations: 336
Hospitalizations rate rise/fall over 14 days: +4%
Total deaths: 5,354 (as of Nov. 7)
N.J. COVID cases and transmission
Daily average cases: 1,748
Case rate rise/fall over 14 days: +6%
Daily average hospitalizations: 1,138
Hospitalizations rate rise/fall over 14 days: -3%
Total deaths: 34,967
Data Sources: New York Times COVID data tracker; New Jersey and Pennsylvania Departments of Health. Numbers are updated as of Wednesday, November 9.