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COVID hospitalizations in the U.S. hit record high on Saturday.

By Lee Roper November 29, 2020 1 min read

COVID hospitalizations in the U.S. hit record high on Saturday.

The number of Americans currently hospitalized with coronavirus reached its highest point since the start of the pandemic on Saturday.

According to the COVID Tracking Project, 91,635 Americans are currently in the hospital with COVID.

This as the country recorded its twenty first day with cases over 100k. There were 152,098 cases and 1,202 deaths.

Our daily update is published. States and territories reported 1.7M tests, 152K cases, 91,635 current hospitalizations, and 1,202 deaths. 5 jurisdictions didn’t report today and 5 more reported fewer metrics than usual for a Saturday. pic.twitter.com/FotNnItPtU
— The COVID Tracking Project (@COVID19Tracking) November 29, 2020

Overall, 13,053,244 Americans have tested positive for coronavirus since the start of the pandemic and 257,106 have died, according to data from COVID Tracking Project.

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