That brought the county death toll to 324 since pandemic tracking started last March.Â
McCoy also announced 155 new positive cases. Encompassed within the new cases were 91 who did not have a present clear infection source, 13 healthcare workers or residents of congregate settings and who who traveled out of state. Albany County has 1,220 active cases. According to the Albany County Department of Health, there are 30 case in the city of Cohoes. Plus, there are 2,511 people under mandatory quarantine in the county.
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Conversely, 174 cases have been cleared for recovery and release. Â
The County Executive also noted 12 new hospitalizations overnight, and there are 126 county residents currently hospitalized from the virus. Additionally, 16 patients are in the ICU. Â
ALBANY, N.Y. â Albany County Executive Daniel McCoy confirmed an additional COVID-19-related death during his Wednesday morning press briefing.
AÂ woman in her 80s was the latest coronavirus victim. The county death toll is 322 since pandemic tracking started last March.
Albany County saw 69 new positive cases Wednesday. Encompassed within the new cases were 50 who did not have a present clear infection source, 13 who had close contact with other positive cases, and six who are healthcare workers or residents of congregate settings.
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The county has 1,246 active cases and 2,400 people under mandatory quarantine. Conversely, 183 cases have been cleared for recovery and release.
ALBANY, N.Y. â Albany County Executive Daniel McCoy confirmed two new COVID-19 related deaths on Monday. The victims were a woman in her 60s and a woman in her 80s. The county death toll is 317 since the pandemic began being tracked last March.
The county executive also announced 84 new positive cases. Encompassed within those new cases were 20 who had close contact with positive cases, 62 who did not have clear sources of infection at this time, and two are healthcare workers or residents of congregate settings.
The county has 1,459 active cases in the county, and 2,646 people under mandatory quarantine. Conversely, 194 cases have been cleared for recovery and release. Â
ALBANY, N.Y. â Albany County Executive Daniel McCoy confirmed three additional COVID-19 deaths on Tuesday. The deaths included a woman in her 70s, a man in his 80s, and a man in his 90s. Those deaths brought the county death toll to 299 since the pandemic began being tracked last March.Â
âUnfortunately, Iâve had to report COVID-19 related deaths each day for the last eleven days. I pray for those Albany County residents we have lost and their families in this sad time,â McCoy stated regarding the latest virus victims.
The county executive also noted 150 new positive cases in the county. Encompassed within the new cases were 35 who had close contact with positive cases, one reported traveling out of state, 107 who did not have a clear source of infection at present, and seven who are healthcare workers or residents of congregate settings.
ALBANY, N.Y. â Albany County Executive Daniel McCoy confirmed the COVID-19-related death of a man in his 60s. Monday s death brought the total county toll to 296 since pandemic tracking began last March.
The county executive also announced 151 new positive COVID-19 cases. Encompassed within the new cases were 32 who had close contact with positive cases, 103 did not presently have a clear source of infection, and 16 are healthcare workers or residents of congregate settings. There are 1,708 active cases in the county, with 2,700 people under mandatory quarantine. Conversely, 241 cases have been cleared for recovery and release.Â
On hospitalizations, McCoy noted there were 14 new hospitalizations overnight, and there are 173 county residents currently hospitalized from the virus. Additionally, 15 patients remain in the ICU.Â