132 New Area Cases, Seven New COVID Deaths Thursday
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The Adams County Health Department reported the deaths of two more Adams County residents from coronavirus related illnesses, bringing the death toll to 98.
There were also 37 new COVID cases. The Adams County case total is 7,442, with 368 active, 35 hospitalized and five in ICU. The positivity rate is now 4.05%.
In Hancock County, officials reported their 32nd coronavirus related death, along with 25 new confirmed cases.
The Hancock case total is now 1,540, with 212 isolated and seven hospitalized.
The Pike County Health Department reported two more COVID deaths, running their death toll to 42.
167 New Cases, Two More Area COVID Related Deaths Wednesday
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The latest cases grows the case total in Adams County to 6,870 since the pandemic began, with 738 active, 65 hospitalized age teens to 90s and 75 deaths.
The preliminary seven-day positivity rate for cases as a percent of total test is 9.32%.
Along with Adams County’s 55 new confirmed COVID cases, an additional 51 cases and one coronavirus related death were reported in western Illinois Wednesday.
The Pike County Health Department reported 21 new COVID cases. Their case total is now 1,448, with 98 active, ten hospitalized and 39 deaths.
Hancock County reported 19 new coronavirus cases and the county’s 28th COVID related death.
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QUINCY â The Adams County Health Department reported 159 new COVID cases, the highest daily case count since mid-November, and the COVID-related deaths of a woman in her 80s and a woman in her 90s.
Active cases are up to 550. Hospitalizations, however, are down to 58, seven of which are in the intensive care unit.
The Brown County Health Department announced six new COVID-19 cases, bringing the total to 440. There are 56 active cases and one hospitalization.
In Hancock County, 23 new COVID-19 cases were announced Tuesday. The total number of cases stands at 1,322, including 251 active cases and four hospitalizations.
A day after reporting that it has received enough of the Moderna vaccine for 100 vaccinations, the Pike County Health Department reported 15 new COVID-19 cases and two deaths: a woman in her 80s and a woman in her 100s.