COVID positivity rate drops on LI; still over 8,500 cases a day
A total of 23.29% of Long Islanders tested positive Wednesday, according to state data.
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Jan 14, 2022, 1:41 AM
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Island's COVID-19 positivity rate continued its steady
decline.
A
total of 23.29% of Long Islanders tested positive Wednesday, according to state
data.
New
cases are still at a little over 8,500 per day.
Nearly
2,200 Long Island residents are being treated for COVID at hospitals.
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