LYME/OLD LYME —The Daily Data Report for Connecticut issued Wednesday, May 12, by the Connecticut Department of Public Health(CT-DPH) for data as at 8:30 p.m. Tuesday, May 11, shows that no new COVID-19 cases were recorded in either Lyme or Old Lyme compared with the previous day. Lyme and Old Lyme held at their previous day’s cumulative case totals of, respectively, 107 and 341.
This is the fourth reporting day in succession that there has been n change in the number of cumulative cases in Old Lyme and the second day in succession for Lyme.
The next new report will be issued in the afternoon of Thursday, May 13, when the weekly reports of two-week case rates and vaccination rates will also be issued.
Old Lyme – No Change in Cumulative Cases
The May 12 Daily Data Report for Connecticut for data as at 8:30 p.m. Tuesday, May 11, shows that Old Lyme has a cumulative total (since the outbreak began) of 330 confirmed COVID-19 cases and 11 probable cases, making a TOTAL of 341 cases.
This represents NO CHANGE in the cumulative number of confirmed or probable cases compared with those reported the previous day.
The total number of Old Lyme residents tested is 5,237, an increase of three over the previous day’s number of 5,234.
Lyme – No Change in Cumulative Cases
Lyme has a cumulative total (since the outbreak began) of 99 confirmed cases and 8 probable cases, making a TOTAL of 107 cases.
This represents NO CHANGE in the cumulative number of confirmed or probable cases compared with those reported the previous day.
The total number of Lyme residents tested is 1,401, which represents no change over the previous day’s number of 1,401.
Editor’s Note: We inadvertently published this article initially with May 11 in the headline. This is the same article with the correct date in the headline.