Boston COVID wastewater, cases and hospitalizations drop, Massachusetts virus cases down 21%

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Boston’s COVID wastewater, cases and hospitalizations keep dropping, as state health officials on Thursday also reported declining virus cases and patients.

Data from the Boston Public Health Commission’s wastewater surveillance program shows that the number of COVID particles in the wastewater plunged 25% over the past week. The wastewater data helps predict virus waves and lulls in the community.

In the city, the number of new COVID cases decreased 11% over the past week. The seven-day average of new virus cases is now 2.2 cases per 100,000. That’s a 34% drop over the last two weeks.

Also, the weekly total for new COVID hospital admissions in Boston was 66 patients, a 19% decline from the previous week.

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