Close to 4,500 new novel coronavirus infections were reported in Alaska over the weekend, and Alaska remains the state with the highest rate of new cases in the country.
ANCHORAGE, Alaska - Close to 4,500 new novel coronavirus infections were reported in Alaska over the weekend, representing a small dip in an otherwise record-breaking surge.
Of the new cases reported for Friday, Saturday and Sunday, 4,347 were among Alaska residents — an average of 1,449 per day — while 100 were considered nonresident cases. The Alaska Department of Health and Social Services reported 2,197 new resident cases Friday, 1,511 on Saturday and 639 on Sunday, the first daily count in the triple-digit range since Jan. 9 of this year.
While case numbers appear to be plateauing, hospitalizations continue to rise. The department reported that
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