The SCC website says the total is 459. The wikimedia page tracking this (for the graph) indicates that's 84 new today, vs 73 new yesterday and 67 two days before that. (The 67 was pretty clearly caused by a delay in reporting test results as the day before it was unusually low.)
Unfortunately, when viewed on a log scale (dropping the data into a spreadsheet), that graph doesn't show any downturn yet. The number of cases (or hospitalizations) is doubling a little less than 5 days.
The bad news is that SCC is finding just 12% 67% of the expected number of symptomatic cases, based on hospitalizations.
Unfortunately, when viewed on a log scale (dropping the data into a spreadsheet), that graph doesn't show any downturn yet. The number of cases (or hospitalizations) is doubling a little less than 5 days.
| Date | Positives | Hospitalized |
|---|---|---|
| March 9 | 43 | ? |
| March 14 | 91 | 38 |
| March 19 | 196 | 65 |
| March 24 | 459 | 137 |
The bad news is that SCC is finding just 12% 67% of the expected number of symptomatic cases, based on hospitalizations.