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RECORD NUMBER: Georgia sees largest single-day spike to end year
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4:10Now PlayingThe Georgia Department of Public Health has added a record number of confirmed coronavirus cases on New Year’s Eve, making it the biggest single-day reporting since the start of the pandemic.
Just under 8,500 new confirmed cases were added to the state's total on Thursday afternoon, according to the Georgia Department of Public Health. That averages out to be 5,179 new confirmed cases each day for the last two weeks, according to the state’s data. That is nearly double the two-week average from just a month ago, which was reporting about 2,390 new cases per day.
The total number of confirmed coronavirus cases is at 566,676, according to the GDPH. Those numbers do not include the 3,539 positive antigen tests, commonly called rapid COVID tests.
FOX 5 Atlanta's Emilie Ikeda Reports.
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