NEBRASKA CORONAVIRUS STATS UPDATE

states, behind only Arkansas, South Dakota, and Utah.

On June 24, it was reported that Nebraska had the fourth-lowest COVID-19 fatality rate of all U.S. June Īli Khan, Dean of the University of Nebraska Medical Center College of Public Health, stated that transmission of COVID-19 in Nebraska was still 'relatively uncontrolled', Hospital capacity had become stable in Lincoln. īy late-May, cases had begun to increase among staff of the Nebraska State Penitentiary. On May 5, Governor Ricketts announced that the state would not publish data on the number of cases from meat processing plants 'on a specific company by company basis.' By May 8, there were 6,771 cases in Nebraska, with Governor Ricketts estimating that approximately one sixth of them were tied to meat packing facilities. By April 28, Nebraska had reached 3,374 cases in total. In mid-April, a notable spike in cases attributed to meat packing plants began to emerge by April 21, 237 cases had been attributed to a JBS facility in Grand Island alone, accounting for roughly 40% of all cases in the Central District Health Department region. By April 17, the number of statewide cases had surpassed 1000. By April 9, the state had reached 577 cases and 15 deaths. On April 7, four new deaths were announced, with two in Douglas County, and one each from Custer and Hall counties. Two new deaths were confirmed on April 4, both in Douglas County the state's total number of cases was 321. followed by another on April 2 (also the first case in Gage County). April Ī fifth death was confirmed on April 1.

A third death was announced on March 30, followed by a fourth the next day. Nebraska's first two deaths were announced on March 27 the state had reached 83 confirmed cases. On March 19, Ricketts began to institute restrictions on commerce and public gatherings via the 'Directed Health Measures' (DHM) system, within individual counties based on the number of active infections in a region. On March 6, Governor Pete Ricketts announced Nebraska's first presumptive case, a 36-year-old woman from Omaha who had recently returned from a trip to England. Three days later, eleven of these people tested positive. Ten had tested positive, and three others had been exposed. On February 17, thirteen Americans were repatriated to University of Nebraska Medical Center from the Diamond Princess off the coast of Japan. University of Nebraska Medical Center and Nebraska Medicine supported the federal quarantine operation at Camp Ashland, a Nebraska National Guard facility near Omaha. Retrieved June 8, 2020.įebruary 7, 2020, 57 Americans were evacuated from Wuhan, China to Nebraska. ^ July 2019 population estimate from 'U.S.^ Includes 75,159 nonresidents or persons from unknown counties.^ Includes 14 deaths from unknown counties.^ Includes 3,705 cases from unknown counties.Reinfections are counted as additional cases. Location of diagnosis and treatment may vary. ^ County where individuals with a positive case reside.Nebraska Department of Health and Human Services

NEBRASKA CORONAVIRUS STATS UPDATE

COVID-19 pandemic medical cases in Nebraska by county County įinal update March 31, 2022, with data through the previous day

Nebraska coronavirus stats