On Wednesday (Nov. 3) (For Monday, Nov. 1) SCDHEC reported 298 new cases and 183 probable cases of the coronavirus. DHEC also reported 27 deaths and 10 probable deaths related to COVID.
There were 7661 molecular test results reported with 6.3 percent positive.
Anderson County reported 11 new cases and 7 probable cases. Anderson County had 4 deaths and 1 probable death related to COVID.
Greenville County reported 49 new cases and 12 probable cases. There were 4 deaths and 1 probable death.
On Tuesday (Nov. 2) SCDHEC reported 305 new cases and 119 probable new cases of COVID-19. DHEC also reported 13 deaths related to COVID. There were 13,229 molecular test results reported with 3.8 percent of those testing positive. Anderson County reported 10 new cases and 8 probable cases. Greenville County reported 53 new cases, 6 probable cases and 1 death.
There were 585 COVID patients in hospitals across the state with 175 in ICU and 103 on ventilators.
Anderson County had 60 COVID patients in the hospital with 19 in ICU and 7 on ventilators.
Greenville County had 111 COVID patients in hospitals with 43 in ICU and 30 on ventilators.
On Monday (Nov. 1) Anderson County reported 31 new cases and 5 probable new cases.
Greenville County reported 55 new cases and 12 probable cases.
On Friday (Oct. 29) (For Oct. 27) DHEC reported 706 new cases and 278 probable cases of COVID. There were 32 deaths and 14 probable deaths reported. 28,202 molecular test results were reported with 5 percent positive.
Anderson County reported 51 new cases, 15 probable cases, 3 deaths and 1 probable death.
Greenville County reported 94 new cases, 26 probable cases, 6 deaths and 1 probable death related to COVID.
Anderson County had 61 COVID patients with 20 in ICU and 10 on ventilators.
Greenville County has 107 COVID patients in hospitals with 41 in ICU and 30 vented.
On Thursday (Oct. 28) Anderson County reported 24 new cases and 11 probable cases.
Greenville County reported 75 new cases and 298 probable cases. Greenville County also reported 10 deaths and 1 probable death related to COVID-19.
