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The Pennyrile District Health Department announced six new COVID-19 cases in Trigg County Wednesday.
The department said the new cases involved two females and three males between 24 and 72. All of the new cases are isolated at home.
Trigg County added 10 new COVID-19 cases to its total Tuesday with deaths linked to the coronavirus reported in Caldwell, Lyon, and Livingston counties.
Seven of Trigg County’s new cases involved people 22 to 59 years of age and none were under 21. All 10 people were reported to be isolated at home with their symptoms.
For December, Trigg County has passed the 200-case milestone with 208 COVID-19 cases compared to 162 in November.
Meanwhile, the Pennyrile District Health Department reported four deaths in Livingston County, two in Caldwell County, and one in Lyon County linked to the virus.
Lyon, Trigg, and Livingston counties are all reporting at least one outbreak at long term care facilities in their counties. Lyon County is also dealing with 29 active cases involving staff and inmates at the Western Kentucky Correctional Complex near Fredonia.
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Trigg County has added 28 new COVID-19 cases to its December total with half the cases involving people 60 and older.
Information released by the Pennyrile District Health Department Monday showed 14 of the new cases reported since Friday were in the 60 to 85 age group and one 86 and older. Another 13 cases were in the 22 to 59 age group.
In December, 47-percent of Trigg County’s new cases are in the 22 to 59 age group. Another 40-percent of the month’s cases are between the ages of 60 and 85.
Despite schools not offering in-person classes since before Thanksgiving, only 18 cases or less than one per day has been reported in the 21 and under age group in the county.