(SOURCE: HAWAII NEWS NOW)
HONOLULU, Hawaii (HawaiiNewsNow) – Hawaii reported 134 new COVID-19 infections Monday, pushing the statewide total for cases since the pandemic began to 20,351.
In the last 14 days, Hawaii has seen 1,688 new infections.
The seven-day average for new cases in Hawaii is now 129, with a 2.8% positivity rate.
The positivity rate on Oahu is 3.6% and the seven-day average is 105. Honolulu Mayor Kirk Caldwell has warned that new restrictions could be put in place if cases don’t decline over the next week.
There were no new fatalities Monday. The death toll from the virus in Hawaii stands at 282.
Of the new cases:
- 104 are on Oahu
- 14 are in Maui County
- 13 on the Big Island
- and one is on Kauai
Here’s a breakdown of cases:https://732ae7fc84bd0b14cf2f7d3447659811.safeframe.googlesyndication.com/safeframe/1-0-37/html/container.html
Oahu
- 17,158 total cases
- 1,323 cases in the last 14 days
- 1,241 required hospitalization
- 218 deaths
Hawaii County
- 1,816 total cases
- 170 cases in the last 14 days
- 85 required hospitalization
- 44 deaths
Maui
- 785 total cases
- 172 cases in the last 14 days
- 70 required hospitalization
- 17 deaths
Lanai
- 106 total cases
- 0 cases in the last 14 days
- 5 required hospitalization
- 0 deaths
Molokai
- 22 total cases
- 3 cases in the last 14 days
- 1 required hospitalization
- 0 deaths
Kauai
- 138 total cases
- 17 cases in the last 14 days
- 7 required hospitalization
- 1 deaths
Out-of-state
- 326 total cases
- 3 required hospitalization
- 2 deaths
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