COLUMBUS, Ohio (WCMH) The Ohio Department of Health has released the latest numbers related to the coronavirus pandemic in the state.<\/p>\n
The reported numbers on Sunday will reflect the past 48 hours of data with the Ohio Department of Health not reporting numbers on New Years Day. <\/p>\n
Numbers as of Sunday, Jan. 2 follow:<\/p>\n
The 21-day case average is just under 13,000. <\/p>\n
The department reported 1,619 people started the vaccination process, bringing the total to 7,003,020, which is 59.91% of the states population. And6,076received booster shots.<\/p>\n
The Ohio Hospital Association reported the following numbers related to COVID-19 patients:<\/p>\n
Top federal health officials are looking into adding a negative test along with its five-day isolation restrictions for those who are asymptomatic. Schools across the country are returning from winter break with COVID-19 protocol tweaks. More than 200 Marines were separated from service for refusing the Pentagons COVID-19 vaccine mandate.<\/p>\n
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