752 new COVID cases reported on average over 7 days continue to decline

MADISON, Wisconsin – COVID-19 cases in Wisconsin have fallen from Friday’s count, according to the state’s Department of Health Services.

Health officials have confirmed 752 new cases on Saturday, a drop from the number of 938 cases on Friday. The average of seven days of new cases per day also continued decline, with an average from Saturday to 806.

The state has reached a lifetime total of 554,800 confirmed cases, and nearly 2.1% of cases are active.

DHS officials said 940 205 doses of the vaccine were administered to Wisconsinites, while 232 178 people have completely finished the series of vaccines.

The seven-day positivity rate for the total number of tests per day increased slightly to 3.4%.

At least 6,161 people have died from complications from the coronavirus, with ten new deaths confirmed on Saturday. 71 others were also hospitalized during the last day.

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