5 new COVID-19 deaths said in Vanderburgh County

EVANSVILLE, Ind. — Vanderburgh County said five new COVID-19 deaths on Friday, bringing the county's total in the pandemic to 493.

however the deaths really happened between Oct. 27 and Nov. 7, in keeping with county-particular records internal the Indiana State branch of health's statewide COVID-19 dashboard Friday.

"New high-quality situations, deaths and checks have occurred over a number of dates however had been pronounced to the state branch of health in the remaining 24 hours," the dashboard states.

It ability the processing of those five deaths might have been slowed anyplace along the chain among docs, hospitals and the state health department. No further suggestions turned into obtainable Friday afternoon.

Gibson County additionally mentioned one coronavirus-related death Friday, that loss of life having happened on Nov. four. Gibson County's dying toll within the pandemic is 116.

usual tallies as of Friday:

Vande rburgh County has suggested 33,173 COVID-19 instances in all all through the pandemic and 493 deaths.

Warrick County has said 11,593 COVID-19 circumstances in all during the pandemic and 189 deaths.

Gibson County has mentioned 6,794 COVID-19 situations in all all the way through the pandemic and 116 deaths.

Posey County has mentioned 3,878 COVID-19 situations in all all through the pandemic and forty four deaths.

Deaconess health equipment mentioned new statistics Friday illustrating that COVID-19 continues to strike unvaccinated people the toughest.

Deaconess mentioned it had 36 COVID-wonderful hospitalized patients — 81% of whom are "no longer vaccinated." There are 12 contaminated sufferers in the ICU at Deaconess, the native health gadget mentioned. All however two are unvaccinated.

Seven coronavirus sufferers are on ventilators, Deaconess mentioned — six of th em unvaccinated.

The numbers include all Deaconess hospitals and The ladies's clinic.

Ascension St. Vincent Evansville hasn't constantly launched affected person vaccination information.

Thomas B. Langhorne can also be reached by means of e-mail at tom.langhorne@courierpress.com.

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