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N.C. reports 870 new COVID-19 cases a day before state will allow anyone 16 and older to receive vaccine

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The North Carolina Department of Health and Human Services released their daily update involving COVID-19 cases within the state.

As of Tuesday, there are now 796,638 PCR positive cases and 126,792 antigen positive cases, 982 people hospitalized and 12,189 COVID-19 related deaths.

That is 870 new total cases and 16 additional deaths since Monday.

A total of 11,534,490 total COVID-19 tests have been completed in North Carolina.

North Carolina reports 38.4% of the population vaccinated with at least one dose and 25.7% of the population fully vaccinated.

The percent of positive COVID-19 tests in North Carolina has increased to 7%.

North Carolina moves into Group 5 on Tuesday. Starting Tuesday, any North Carolina resident 16 and older will be able to receive the COVID-19 vaccine shot if they wish to.

Here's the breakdown of confirmed cases in local areas:

4/6/2021TOTAL CASESNEW CASES TODAYTOTAL DEATHSNEW DEATHS TODAYCURRENTLY HOSPITALIZEDCHANGE IN HOSPITALIZATIONSPERCENT POSITIVITYCOMPLETED TESTSNEW TESTS COMPLETED SINCE YESTERDAY
NC STATE TOTALS923,43087012,18916982757.00%11,534,49025,383
BERTIE COUNTY1,7051430
CAMDEN COUNTY628150
CHOWAN COUNTY1,3980220
CURRITUCK COUNTY1,4690150
DARE COUNTY2,012280
GATES COUNTY7040120
HERTFORD COUNTY2,0162630
NORTHAMPTON COUNTY1,8115390
PASQUOTANK COUNTY3,2012790
PERQUIMANS COUNTY943190
LOCAL TOTALS15,887142950