New York average coronavirus positivity rate below 1.5% for 1st time since October
On a seven-day rolling average, the Empire State has less than a 1.5% positivity rate for the first time since Oct. 28.
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May 9, 2021, 12:18 PM
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Updated 1,093 days ago
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7h agoNew York is seeing some progress in its fight against the coronavirus.
The positivity rate in the state has decreased to 1.29%.
On a seven-day rolling average, the Empire State has less than a 1.5% positivity rate for the first time since Oct. 28.
Hospitalizations have also fallen below 2,200, which is their lowest point since Nov. 16.
