The Onondaga County Executive is warning residents about the increase in COVID-19 hospitalizations caused by wide-spread cases of Omicron sub-variants. Ryan McMahon said hospitals are very stressed at the moment and he urges residents to be cautious. McMahon is asking residents who are eligible to at least consider getting boosted.
According to McMahon, 7% of the total number of patients at Upstate University Hospital in Syracuse have COVID-19.
.@OnondagaCounty Covid 19 update 317 lab(down from last week) 95 at home test.We now have 118 people in the hospital(down,30% trend is test positive in for other ailments)with 12(up) in the ICU. Sadly we lost 1 neighbor in the hospital Male 80's and NYS is reporting 2 LTC deaths
— County Executive Ryan McMahon (@CEJRyanMcMahon) April 29, 2022
According to McMahon, 7% of the total number of patients at Upstate University Hospital in Syracuse have COVID-19. There was a total of 126 patients are hospitalized in Syracuse hospitals and ten are in the ICU.
