Vaccination rates slow as the Delta variant continues to spread
Here in South Carolina and across the country, health officials say the COVID-19 vaccination rate has slowed as the Delta variant continues to spread.
Here in South Carolina and across the country, health officials say the COVID-19 vaccination rate has slowed as the Delta variant continues to spread.
Officials with DHEC announced they have confirmed at least 54 Delta variant cases in the state. Dr. Brannon Traxler says they are also aware of 542 breakthrough cases, meaning people who have been vaccinated are still testing positive for the virus.
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DHEC says more than 10 South Carolinians have now tested positive for the COVID-19 Delta variant. That’s six cases more than last week.
Health experts say the Delta variant of the coronavirus spreads more easily and could be more dangerous. They also say some states may see more outbreaks.
Health officials are concerned the Delta variant of the coronavirus will cause an increase in cases across the United States.
On Wednesday, DHEC once again urged South Carolinians to get their COVID-19 vaccine if they have not already. Health officials say this is especially important as cases of the Delta variant increase across the country.
Health experts say they’re worried about the Delta variant of COVID-19 in the U.S. Officials have already reported its presence in many states.