Minot field man in his 20s dies of COVID-19 while active cases in North Dakota increase

BISMARCK – Following are North Dakota Department of Health COVID-19 figures, mortality, hospitalizations and vaccinations as of Wednesday, Feb. 24. Because all data is preliminary, some numbers and totals may change overnight.

Statewide dropped rates

  • NEW CASES: 118
  • TOTAL ACTIVE CASES: 702
  • TOTAL CASES: 99,531
  • TOTALLY RESTORED: 97,389
  • DAILY TEST POSITIVITY RATE: 2.2%

The number of active cases in North Dakota rose by 11 on Wednesday. Twenty-eight of the new cases were from Cass County, while 23 were from Burleigh County.

Hospital admissions, deaths

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  • ACTIVE HOSPITALIZATIONS: 28

  • DEATHS, NEWLY REPORTED: 1

  • TOTAL DEATH: 1,440

The North Dakota Department of Health reported the death of a Ward County man in his 20s on Wednesday. Hospital admissions are down three in the past day.

Vaccinations

  • FIRST DOSE GIVEN: 115,587 (15.8% of the population)

  • COMPLETED SERIES (TWO DOSES): 62,794 (8.6% of the population)

The state remains a national leader in vaccine distribution, with nearly 90% of received doses already administered. The health department is urging residents to seek more information at www.health.nd.gov/covidvaccinelocator.

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