Coronavirus In Colorado: Number Of Confirmed Cases Grows To 183

DENVER (CBS4) - The number of positive coronavirus cases in Colorado grew to 183 on Tuesday evening. Nearly 1,800 people have been tested.

Denver and Eagle Counties are the two counties with the most number of positive cases; 38 and 34 respectively.

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The Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment reports there are 39 people in their 30s who have the virus. That's the largest number in all age groups. The next highest group is people in their 40s with 35 cases.

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On Tuesday, a man in his 70s in Weld County died from the virus. He is now the second death in the state. The state reports 20 people are hospitalized.

State officials say there will not be any drive-thru testing sites in Denver this week. A drive-thru site is scheduled for Routt County.

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