OHIO remains in a state of emergency, announces new retail mask order

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As of Dec. 10, a total of 531,850 (+11,738) cases have been reported in Ohio since the pandemic began, leading to 7,298 (+111) deaths and 31,142 (+452) hospitalizations.

DeWine called the Stay Safe Ohio protocol “sensible steps” that all Ohioans can follow and still be able to live their lives.

Stay at home
Wear your mask
Keep interactions short and stay apart
Wash your hands
Work from home
Celebrate safe, celebrate small
Don’t eat or drink with anyone outside of your household
Limit travel
Keep weddings and funerals safe
Enjoy safe holiday activities

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As of Dec. 11, a total of 542,209 (+10,359) cases have been reported in Ohio since the pandemic began, leading to 7,426 (+128) deaths and 31,536 (+394) hospitalizations.

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Today marked the fifth day in a row that the state has reported over 10,000 cases, the Ohio Department of Health reported. 11,252 new cases were reported Saturday. The state reported 267 new hospitalizations and 51 new deaths.

Just over 5,000 people are currently hospitalized with coronavirus and one in four patients have tested positive for the virus, the Ohio Hospital Association reported. Hospitalizations currently sit at 5,076 and 1,167 people are in an intensive care unit, with one in three ICU patients positive for COVID-19.

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The Ohio Department of Health reported Sunday that the number of confirmed or probable infections of the novel coronavirus had risen to 562,727, up 9,266 since Saturday.

The number of Ohioans have died with the coronavirus rose by 15, to 7,492.

COVID-19 hospitalizations statewide rose by 170 in the past 24 hours, but that is much lower than the 21-day rolling average of 360 daily hospitalizations. Twenty COVID-19 patients were transferred to the ICU in the past 24 hours, also down from the 21-day rolling average of 36.

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The health department shared 8,755 new cases, brining the pandemic total to 579,357. Deaths rose to 7,654 and hospitalizations rose to 42,878.

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The 5,409 new coronavirus cases that were reported Wednesday would have been about 4,200 below the three-week daily average if they were accurate.

The 123 new reported fatalities (tied for the fifth most in a day) boosted the toll of December – the deadliest month of the nine-month-old pandemic – to 1,348, an average of 84 a day.

A total of 497 daily hospitalizations were reported, dwindling the number of virus patients – with discharges – to 5,143, about 150 below the all-time-high set Tuesday.

Hospitalizations this month have averaged slightly more than 400 a day, compared to 258 in November. The number of intensive-care unit patients ticked down Wednesday to 1,254 from the record set Tuesday.

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The Ohio Department of Health reported 11,412 new COVID-19 cases Thursday, bringing the state's total to 596,178.

117 deaths were reported bringing that total to 7,894. 370 people were hospitalized with 38 admitted to the ICU.

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The Ohio Department of Health reports 9,684 COVID-19 cases bringing the state's total to 605,862.

Seventy-three deaths were added bringing the total to 7,967. There were 398 people hospitalized with 47 admitted to the ICU.

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The Ohio Department of Health reported Saturday afternoon that the state has 8,567 new coronavirus cases.

This brings the total number of cases to 614,429 which includes confirmed and probable COVID-19 cases.

A total of 8,031 people have died from coronavirus, up 61 from Friday.

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Another 8,377 Ohioans tested positive for COVID-19 as of Sunday, bringing the statewide total to 622,806 cases, according to the Ohio Department of Health.

Deaths increased Sunday by 16, which is less than the three-week average of 78 new deaths reported per day.

As of Sunday, the virus has killed at total of 8,047 people in Ohio, according to the state.

An additional 194 Ohioans were hospitalized with COVID-19 on Sunday.

Admissions to intensive care units increased Sunday by 17, which is less than the three-week average of 41 new ICU admissions a day. As of Sunday, 4,758 Ohioans remained hospitalized with COVID-19, including 1,126 in ICUs and 792 on ventilators, according to the state.

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Meanwhile, state health officials reported 6,548 new coronavirus cases and 75 additional deaths Monday.

The new cases were nearly 3,400 lower than the three-week average of 9,919 new daily infections.

The newly reported deaths brought December’s death toll to 1,677, the highest monthly total of the pandemic. Ohio has recorded 629,354 virus infections and 8,122 deaths.

A below-average daily total of 301 more COVID-19 patients were admitted to Ohio hospitals, slightly increasing the total hospitalized statewide on Monday to 4,807.

A total of 2,750 patients were admitted for virus treatment last week, a decrease of 94, or 3%, from the prior week. The number of total daily virus patients fell below 5,000 late last week for the first time in nearly two weeks.

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The state reported 546 hospitalizations, bringing the total to 35,594. Over the last 21 days, Ohio is averaging 388 hospitalizations a day.

And Ohio’s death toll from COVID-19 also jumped with 130 deaths reported in the last day, the third-highest number ever recorded. The 21-day average for deaths is 81.

Coronavirus deaths in Ohio total at 8,252 since the beginning of the pandemic.

Tuesday there were 4,829 COVID-19 patients in Ohio hospitals, marking the fifth straight day the state’s patient count was below 5,000.

The region has 2,329 (32.32%) hospital beds available.

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There have been 644,822 total confirmed and probable cases of COVID-19 in the state since the pandemic began, which includes an addition of 7,790 cases reported today, along with a total of 8,361 deaths (including 109 additional fatalities reported today).

The total number of hospitalizations due to the virus since the pandemic began is now 36,025 people.

New hospitalization numbers are now at 431 inpatients, and 52 in the ICU in the last 24 hours.

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As of Christmas Eve, southwest Ohio has 2,301 (31.99%) of hospital beds and 238 (20.88%) ICU beds available.

Statewide, 320 hospitalizations were reported Thursday, bringing the total to 36,345. Ohio recorded 35 ICU admissions for a total of 5,675.

There were 8,828 cases added in the state on Christmas Eve, with 653,650 total cases reported throughout the pandemic. It’s the fourth straight day daily cases have increased after they dropped for five straight days.

Ohio is averaging 9,848 cases a day.

Deaths increased by 95 on Christmas Eve for a total of 8,456.

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The Ohio Department of Health reported Saturday afternoon that the state has 11,018 new coronavirus cases.

This brings the total number of cases to 664,668, which includes both confirmed and probable COVID-19 cases.

A total of 8,476 people have died from COVID-19, up 20 from Thursday.

The state reported 8,828 new cases on Christmas Eve.

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The Ohio Department of Health reported 5,857 new COVID-19 cases in the state on Sunday, Dec. 27, bringing the total number of cases to 670,525.

There have now been 8,509 coronavirus-related deaths across the state; 33 new deaths were reported today, lower than the 21-day average of 74.

The ODH reported 273 new hospitalizations today, with 30 ICU admissions. There are currently 4,371 COVID-19 patients in Ohio's hospitals, and 1,083 COVID-19 patients in the ICU.

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The state reported another 4,519 new COVID-19 infections on Monday, bringing its total since the start of the pandemic on March 9 to 675,044.

Another 62 people were reported on Monday to have died from the virus, pushing the state’s death toll from COVID-19 to 8,571 since the start of the pandemic.

On Monday, the state reported that 290 people were hospitalized with the virus and 30 were admitted to intensive care units over the previous 24 hours.

Across the state, a total of 4,511 COVID-19 patients were hospitalized on Monday, and 1,108 were in ICU beds. Another 729 were on ventilators.

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In the last 24 hours, 7,526 cases, 151 deaths, 560 hospitalizations and 52 intensive care unit admissions were reported to the state health department.

There have been 682,570 total coronavirus cases and 8,722 deaths in the state since the beginning of the pandemic, according to the Ohio Department of Health.

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After reporting 8,178 new cases on Wednesday, the state’s total since the start of the pandemic rose to 690,748.

The accelerating death toll from the virus also increased on Wednesday as the state reported 133 people had died from COVID-19. That brought the statewide total number of deaths since the start of the pandemic to 8,855.

December has been the deadliest month of the pandemic, with 2,426 deaths.

On Wednesday, another 366 were reported to be hospitalized with the virus in the previous 24 hours. The state reported an additional 36 were in intensive-care unit beds during that period.

Across the state, 4,409 were hospitalized because of COVID-19 on Wednesday. A total of 1,087 were in intensive-care units and 693 were on ventilators.

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In the last 24 hours, 9,632 COVID-19 cases, 107 deaths, 332 hospitalizations and 33 intensive care unit admissions were reported to the state health department.

There have been 700,380 total cases and 8,962 deaths in the state since the pandemic began, according to the Ohio Department of Health.

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As of Saturday, January 2, a total of 714,673 (+14,293) cases have been reported in Ohio since the pandemic began, leading to 9,017 (+55) deaths and 38,633 (+299) hospitalizations.

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The Ohio Department of Health reports 6,808 new COVID-19 cases with 165 more hospitalizations and 59 more deaths since Saturday.

The updated numbers bring the cumulative totals to 721,481 coronavirus cases with 38,798 cumulative hospitalizations and 9,076 total deaths.

Current hospitalizations are trending downward and have dropped below 5,000 to 4,237 as of Jan. 3.

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Ohio reported 314 hospitalizations due to coronavirus on Monday, bringing the total to 39,112, according to the Ohio Department of Health.

As of Monday, Ohio’s hospitals had 4,405 coronavirus inpatients. It’s the third straight day the state’s number of patients has increased.

Throughout the pandemic, Ohio has totaled 727,423 cases.

In the last week, Ohio surpassed 700,000 total cases and 9,000 total deaths attributed to the virus. The state reported almost 51,000 new cases and more than 2,000 hospitalizations last week.

Sixty-seven deaths were record Monday, brining the state’s total to 9,143.

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Meanwhile, state health officials reported 7,580 new daily coronavirus infections and an additional 104 deaths on Tuesday.

The new fatalities brought the state death toll to 9,247, while the total number of infections increased to 735,003.

Hospitals reported a high 538 new admissions of COVID-19 patients to increase the total number currently hospitalized by 43 to 4,447 after discharges.

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