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151 Have Recovered in Niagara County from COVID-19; Total Positive Cases Rise to 294

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Staff · April 22, 2020
151 Have Recovered in Niagara County from COVID-19; Total Positive Cases Rise to 294
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By: Staff Reporter

The Niagara County Department of Health issued the following update on positive COVID-19 cases in Niagara County:

  • 7 new positive cases
  • Total of 294 to date
  • 126 in isolation
    • 112 isolating at home
    • 14 in hospital isolation
  • 151 recovered
  • 17 deaths
  • 1391 people tested (source: https://covid19tracker.health.ny.gov/)
  • 129 people quarantined
  • 351 completed quarantines

Of the 294 positive cases, Niagara Falls continues to lead the County with 82 confirmed cases followed closely by Lockport (Town and City) with 54. A full breakdown by municipality is provided below.

More important than the number of total positive cases, however, is that there are currently only 126 active cases of COVID-19 across Niagara County. This means that 151 individuals have recovered from their illness.

 

 

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