Utah COVID-19 metrics are increasing, state reports, as health officials urge pandemic isn’t over

Case counts grew by the thousands in the last week, as hospital visits and coronavirus levels founds in sewage also increased.

(Trent Nelson | The Salt Lake Tribune) A sign encourages face masks at City Creek shopping center in Salt Lake City on Tuesday, Nov. 30, 2021. Case counts grew by the thousands in the last week, according to data released Thursday, as hospital visits and coronavirus levels founds in sewage also increased.

Utah COVID-19 metrics are increasing, state reports, as health officials urge pandemic isn’t over

Case counts grew by the thousands in the last week, as hospital visits and coronavirus levels founds in sewage also increased.

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