BAKERSFIELD, Calif. (KGET) — The Kern County Public Health and fitness Solutions Office documented one new COVID-19 demise and 222 instances these days.

These quantities convey the county’s totals to 160,699 instances and 1,880 fatalities. The section states 49,307 residents have recovered and 104,710 are presumed recovered. An added 4,716 individuals are isolated at house. The state is reporting that 118 are in a hospital and 33 are in the intense treatment unit.

The office reported 549,316 tests have appear again detrimental and 351 are pending.

There have been 93,409 cases amid inhabitants who are 18 to 49 years old, 27,286 in people 50 to 64 years previous, 25,936 in those under 18 and 13,937 situations among the citizens who are 65 or more mature, in accordance to community health and fitness officials.

Kern County Public Health is reporting that the county has 1,511 situations of the B 1.617.2 delta variant from India, a variant of problem, according to the CDC. There are 137 situations 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 circumstances of the B.1.427 Epsilon variant and 230 circumstances of the B.1.429 Epsilon variant. There are also two circumstances of the B.1.526 Iota variant.

Kern County General public Wellbeing stories there are 428,078 fully vaccinated people today and 492,573 unvaccinated people today in the county, so far. The knowledge is cumulative from Jan. 21, the initial day a resident of Kern was regarded fully vaccinated, according to KCPH.

To see the comprehensive information set from Kern County General public Well being, take a look at here.

Visit MyTurn.ca.gov to come across a COVID-19 vaccination web site nearest to you and routine an appointment.

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Residents might call KCPH’s Phone Middle at 661-321-3000 anytime Monday via Friday from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. to have their queries answered about COVID-19.