70 New Coronavirus Cases In Past Week In Wheaton

Wheaton IL

10 March, 2021

6:23 PM

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WHEATON, IL — In Wheaton, the number of coronavirus cases has increased by 70 cases in the past week, according to information from the DuPage County Health Department (DCHD). This reflects a notable increase over the previous week, in which Wheaton saw 39 new coronavirus cases. As of March 2, there had been 3,874 coronavirus cases reported in Wheaton. The total number of cases reported in Wheaton as of March 9 was 3,944. September through March coronavirus case count in Wheaton: Sept. 2: 595Sept. 9: 645Sept. 16: 694Sept. 23: 727Sept. 30: 759Oct. 7: 787Oct. 14: 841Oct. 21: 912Oct. 28: 984Nov. 11: 1,532Dec. 2: 2,443Dec. 10: 2,704Dec. 17: 2,903Dec. 22: 2,984Dec. 29: 3,136Jan. 5: 3,257Jan. 12: 3,411Jan. 19: 3,521Jan. 26: 3,637Feb. 2: 3,697Feb. 9: 3,751Feb. 16: 3,791Feb. 23: 3,835March 2: 3,874March 9: 3,944 Don't miss updates about precautions in the Wheaton area as they are announced. Sign up for Patch news alerts and newsletters. In Glen Ellyn, the number of coronavirus cases has increased by 42 cases in the past week. On March 2, the village had reported 2,748 total cases of the new coronavirus. Those numbers had increased to 2,790 as of March 9. September through March coronavirus case count in Glen Ellyn: Sept. 2: 467Sept. 9: 491Sept. 16: 517Sept. 23: 534Sept. 30: 568Oct. 7: 601Oct. 14: 653Oct. 21: 722Oct. 28: 785Nov. 11: 1,127Dec. 2: 1,731Dec. 10: 1,925Dec. 17: 2,052Dec. 22: 2,112Dec. 29: 2,207Jan. 5: 2,302Jan. 12: 2,407Jan. 19: 2,495Jan. 26: 2,575Feb. 2: 2,623Feb. 9: 2,666Feb. 16: 2,700Feb. 23: 2,723March 2: 2,748March 9: 2,790 Glen Ellyn has had 36 coronavirus-related deaths since March. Wheaton has had 59 confirmed deaths since the county started tracking its coronavirus numbers, DCHD data shows. DuPage County recently reported that close to one in seven residents had received the first dose of the coronavirus vaccine. The county also marked another milestone as its overall coronavirus positivity rate dropped to 3.4 percent, its lowest point since June 2020. The risk of transmission in DuPage County is currently classified as "substantial."