The seven-day rolling average of daily new cases in Rhode Island has now fallen over the past two weeks, from almost 145 on May 12 to about 106 on Wednesday, according to Johns Hopkins University data. The new cases were out of about 7,500 test results, a daily positivity rate of about 0.6%. The number of people in the hospital with the disease was 66, according to the latest data. We made this decision by returning to the core principles that have guided our decision-making since the pandemic began more than a year ago, he said. Kenneth Sicard, said in a statement to the campus community on Thursday.
The average is now greater than 169 days per week.
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The average is now greater than 169 days per week .
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