Omicron wave receding


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MONTPELIER- The Omicron wave continues to subside, state officials said Tuesday,
“In Vermont we’re reporting a seven-day average under 400 cases,” said Department of Financial Regulation Commissioner Michael Pieciak. “We haven’t reported under 400 cases since the mid-part of December, so that really puts us back to the pre-Omicron level in terms of the case counts.  We’re down 41% this week and down 79% since the peak in the middle of January.”


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