Positivity rates in counties and regions for the new coronavirus continued through Monday, according to data published through the Illinois Department of Public Health.
After registering its largest one-day build-up on Friday, the DeKalb County Department of Health did not update its new data on Monday. New instances of COVID-19 are expected on Tuesday.
A loose COVID-19 pop-up check also opened Monday at DeKalb High School, 5th01 W. Dresser Road, where it is expected to remain until Wednesday at 5pm.
An indisputably loose nasal swab will be taken from nine a. m. to five a. m. on Monday, October 12, Tuesday, October 13, and Wednesday, October 14. tested will be called with its effects in 4 to seven days.
Upon entering the site, enter the front to the Pride Avenue traffic light.
As of Friday, DeKalb County had 1,903 cases and deaths.
According to the Illinois Department of Public Health’s verification knowledge, with a three-day delay, DeKalb County had a variable positivity rate of 8. 6% on Friday, the consecutive day of more than 8%.
The county’s fitness region began strengthening restrictions earlier this month, with restaurants and bars banned from allowing food indoors for at least two weeks. Region 1, which includes DeKalb, Sauk Valley, and Rockford, reported a seven-day continuous check positivity rate of 9. 7% After a 14-day follow-up, the region wants 3 consecutive days on a moving average of less than 6. 5% for restrictions to be lifted, the region’s rate has not dropped from 8% since mitigation measures took effect.
The IDPH lists the instances and tests performed through the zip code, while the county’s fitness branch lists the instances through the commune. Numbers vary between The State and Health Departments due to knowledge discrepancy.
Postal code 60115, adding DeKalb, had 977 reported cases and 17,497 administered tests (a 5. 6% positivity rate);; The 60178 zip code, adding Sycamore, had 267 instances and 6,593 tests (4. 04%); The 60548 zip code, adding Sandwich, had 4494 tests and 286 cases (6. 4%); zip code 60112, adding Cortland, had 86 instances and 1,467 tests (5. 9%); the 60135 zip code, adding Genoa, had 130 instances and 2,176 tests (6. 1%); Zip code 60145, adding Kingston, had 36 instances and 589 tests (6. 0%); Zip code 60146, adding Kirkland, had 53 instances and 821 tests (6. 5%); Zip code 60520, adding Hinckley, had 39 instances and 808 tests (4. 8%); the 60550 zip code, adding Shabbona, had 15 cases and 633 tests (2. 4%); The 60151 zip code, which adds parts of Maple Park in DeKalb and Kane counties, had 48 cases and 1,135 tests (4. 2%); and zip code 60556, adding Waterman, had 19 instances and 483 tests (3. 9%).
The IDPH reported that another 313,518 people in Illinois tested positive for COVID-19, while another 8,945 people died state-round.