Virginia 10-Day New COVID-19 Cases Down 85% Compared to 1/19; Hospitalizations Down to 672 From ~4,000 in January; But at Highest Level Since March 5

See below for the latest COVID-19 statistics for Virginia, courtesy of the Virginia Department of Health (VDH) and the Virginia Hospital & Healthcare Association (VHHA). As you can see, total cases hit 1,902,133 (note: many people are now testing at home, so it’s very possible/likely that the case numbers are an underestimate, maybe a large one; on this note, see ‘We’re playing with fire’: US Covid cases may be 30 times higher than reported), up 3,284 since the Monday morning report and up 29,509 over the past 10 days (waaaayyyy down from the 10-day average of 198,847 on 1/19). As for hospitalizations, according to VDH, we’re now at a cumulative 53,288, up 64 from the Monday morning statistics (also, VHHA has hospitalizations at 672… waaaayyyy down from the peak of around 4,000 back in January, although up from their low point earlier this spring and the highest since March 5). And deaths are at 20,755, up 9 from the Monday morning statistics.