COVID-19 infection rate in New York drops to its lowest in two weeks for the first time since September 24.
The COVID-19 infection rate in New York drops to its lowest in two weeks for the first time since September 24. However, the state continues to battle COVID-19 clusters in Hasidic Jewish communities in Orange County, Rockland County, Brooklyn, and several areas in the Queens borough.
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NewsCOVID-19 infection rate in New York drops to its lowest in two weeks for the first time since September 24.
View Premium plansBrowse free archive reportsThe COVID-19 infection rate in New York drops to its lowest in two weeks for the first time since September 24. However, the state continues to battle COVID-19 clusters in Hasidic Jewish communities in Orange County, Rockland County, Brooklyn, and several areas in the Queens borough.