CT's 7-Day Rolling COVID-19 Positivity Rate Reaches 13.24%

Connecticut's 7-day rolling COVID-19 positivity rate has risen to 13.24%.

Wednesday's positivity rate was 13.01%.

According to Governor Ned Lamont's office, 72,531 tests have been reported in the last week, and 9,606 were positive.

COVID-19 update in Connecticut from the past 7 days:

➡️Positive PCR/NAAT tests: 9,606
➡️All PCR/NAAT tests: 72,531
➡️% Positive: 13.24%
➡️Currently hospitalized: 291 (+58)
➡️Newly reported deaths: 25

Read today's full report: https://t.co/bilUulC0kQ pic.twitter.com/CA9cpUPFXb

— Governor Ned Lamont (@GovNedLamont) May 12, 2022

There are 291 patients with COVID-19 throughout the state. Of those 291 people, 102 (35.05%) are not fully vaccinated.

According to officials, there have been 10,883 COVID-19 associated deaths in the state, an additional 25 since last Thursday.

For a breakdown of state COVID-19 information, click here.