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Georgia Has 30 More Coronavirus Deaths And 7,708 New Cases

  • Monday, December 20, 2021

Georgia state health officials reported on Monday there have been 30 additional deaths due to the coronavirus. The current total is 26,120.

There are 7,708 new cases on Monday since Friday, as that total reaches 1,313,529 confirmed cases of coronavirus. 

Hospitalizations are at 91,881, which is an increase of 392 since Friday. 

Here are the numbers by county:

Catoosa County: 8,785 cases, up 31; 98 deaths

Chattooga County: 3,791 cases, up 11; 91 deaths

Dade County: 1,915 cases, up 6; 18 deaths

Walker County: 10,090 cases, up 34; 135 deaths, up 1

Whitfield County: 19,778 cases, up 59; 330 deaths, up 1

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