Utah’s daily count of new coronavirus cases increased slightly on Thursday, but numbers remain below 200.
The Utah Department of Health also reported 37 more deaths, one of them a Salt Lake County woman age 18-24.
The 152 new reported coronavirus cases marks the 13th day in a row with fewer than 200 cases, and the 20th day in a row with fewer than 250.The number of people hospitalized with COVID-19 fell to 109 on Thursday,According to UDOH,of Utah’s ICU beds are filled, which falls below the 85% threshold that healthcare workers have said is needed to have enough rooms, equipment and staff available to treat new patients. COVID-19 patients make up 6% of the state’s ICU patients.
• An unvaccinated person who contracts the virus is 4.1 times more likely to die than a fully vaccinated person, and 19.3 times more likely than a boosted person.
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