BAKERSFIELD, Calif. (KGET) — The Kern County Public Wellbeing Companies Department reported 5 new COVID-19 deaths and 478 conditions today.

These figures provide the county’s totals to 160,199 instances and 1,875 deaths. The division says 49,137 inhabitants have recovered and 104,426 are presumed recovered. An added 4,677 men and women are isolated at household. The point out is reporting that 121 are in a hospital and 32 are in the intensive care device.

The section reported 548,236 checks have arrive again damaging and 383 are pending.

There have been 93,174 conditions between citizens who are 18 to 49 several years previous, 27,208 in these 50 to 64 years old, 25,812 in those less than 18 and 13,875 instances amid residents who are 65 or older, in accordance to general public wellbeing officials.

Kern County Community Health is reporting that the county has 1,428 conditions of the B 1.617.2 delta variant from India, a variant of problem, according to the CDC. There are 137 conditions of the B.1.1.7 alpha variant that originated in the United Kingdom, 19 cases of the P.1 gamma variant from Brazil and four circumstances of the B.1.351 beta variant from South Africa. Kern County also has 55 situations of the B.1.427 Epsilon variant and 230 conditions of the B.1.429 Epsilon variant. There are also two scenarios of the B.1.526 Iota variant.

Kern County Public Well being experiences there are 426,071 entirely vaccinated persons and 494,580 unvaccinated persons in the county, so significantly. The facts is cumulative from Jan. 21, the very first date a resident of Kern was regarded as absolutely vaccinated, in accordance to KCPH.

To check out the complete information established from Kern County General public Well being, take a look at here.

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Inhabitants may well call KCPH’s Call Heart at 661-321-3000 anytime Monday through Friday from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. to have their inquiries answered about COVID-19.