11 new in-school COVID-19 outbreaks brings total number of cases to 384 in New Jersey
Now there are 11 new in-school related COVID-19 outbreaks bringing the total since the start of this school year to 384. That's a little more than 2,200 COVID-19 cases.
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Jan 11, 2022, 10:22 AM
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The majority of cases were found in students.
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In New Jersey, Camden County reports the most outbreaks with nearly 300 cases followed by Bergen and Morris counties.
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Gov. Murphy stresses the importance of keeping schools open because in-person learning is more effective for students and teachers.
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