Beaufort County Covid19 Update for October 12, 2021 | Eastern North Carolina Now

Beaufort County Surveillance Data for October 12, 2021

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News Release:

       Good Afternoon Everyone,

       Please see attached for Beaufort County Surveillance Data as of 10/12/2021.

    Beaufort County Statistics

       20 new cases have been reported in Beaufort County since 10/11/2021.

       Current Case Count: 7,145

    Beaufort County statistics are updated daily Monday - Friday and can be viewed using the following link.

    North Carolina Statistics

       2,148 new cases have been reported in North Carolina since 10/11/2021.

       Current Case Count: 1,436,699

    North Carolina Statistics are updated daily Monday - Friday and can be viewed using the following link.

    US & World Statistics

       100,472 new cases have been reported in the US since 10/11/2021.

       Current US Case Count: 45,350,820

    US and World statistics are updated daily and can be viewed using the following link.

   


    Chris Newkirk
       Deputy Director,     Beaufort County Emergency Services

    1420 Highland Dr
    Washington, NC 27889
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