CLEVELAND — Five Northeast Ohio counties have high COVID-19 transmission spread, according to information the Centers of Disease Control and Prevention released on Thursday.
The following counties are under high transmission rates:
- Cuyahoga
- Lorain
- Erie
- Huron
- Portage
There are a total of 2,817 cases in Cuyahoga County, which is a 19.92% increase over the last seven days. Out of those total cases, 228 of them are new.
Over 65% of the population in the county are fully vaccinated, with 75% with at least one dose.
The CDC’s community-level classifications are now based on a mixture of new case numbers, new hospital admissions and the percentage of hospital beds devoted to COVID-19 patients.
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