COVID-19 transmission risk remains high across state; hospitalizations go up for 2nd straight week
The COVID-19 transmission risk remains high across New Jersey, as hospitalizations continue to go up for a second straight week.
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Dec 16, 2021, 11:26 AM
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Updated 1,045 days ago
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410ds agoThe COVID-19 transmission
risk remains high across New Jersey, as hospitalizations continue to go up for a
second straight week.
The whole state is shaded in red
with high risk.
It means the CDC is
recommending everyone wear a mask in indoor public settings.
The news comes as the number of people in hospitals with
COVID-19 is more than 1,700.
The last time hospitalizations were this high was back in April.
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