- New Jersey reported an overnight increase of 2,625 positive test results, bringing the state’s total number of positive cases to 71,030.
- As of 10 p.m. last night, 8,270 residents have been hospitalized, a 3% increase from the day before.
- Of those, 1,980 residents have been listed in critical/intensive care and 1,705 patients are on ventilators.
- The state reported 709 COVID-19 patients discharged from hospitals in the last 24 hours, and a total of 6,300 COVID patients discharged in New Jersey since the start of the pandemic. It was the state’s first report of a discharge total.
- The state reported another 351 deaths, bringing the total number of COVID-19 related fatalities to 3,156.
- Race:
- 52% White
- 22% African American/Black
- 16% Hispanic/LatinX
- 6% Asian
- 4% other
- Underlying health condition:
- 60% Cardiovascular disease
- 37% Diabetes
- 30% Chronic disease
- 20% Chronic lung
- 15% Neurological condition
- 11% Cancer
- Race:
- With nearly all labs in the state reporting, 58,976 tested positive out of 131,967 tests performed, for an overall positivity rate of 44.69%.
- Currently there are 358 long-term care facilities reporting individuals with COVID-19.
- 6,815 cases have been reported by long-term care facilities.
- 6,815 cases have been reported by long-term care facilities.
- At the state’s three veterans facilities, 160 of approximately 800 residents have been tested positive, and there have been 45 deaths, state officials said.
- At the state’s psychiatric facilities, 97 of approximately 1,400 residents have tested positive, and there have been six deaths.
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