Pa. Health Dept. Reports 672 New Coronavirus Cases And 11 Additional Deaths
The Pennsylvania Department of Health has announced 672 additional cases of coronavirus along with 11 additional deaths.
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The Pennsylvania Department of Health has announced 672 additional cases of coronavirus along with 11 additional deaths.
The Allegheny County Health Department is reporting 46 additional cases of coronavirus and no additional deaths.
The Pennsylvania Department of Health is reporting 2,251 new cases of Coronavirus and 17 additional deaths over the last two days.
The Allegheny County Health Department is reporting 204 new Coronavirus Sunday, but zero additional deaths.
The Pennsylvania Department of Health is reporting 1,161 new cases of Coronavirus Friday and 19 additional deaths.
The Allegheny County Health Department is reporting 73 new Coronavirus Friday and 4 additional deaths.
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The Pennsylvania Department of Health is reporting 1,156 new cases of Coronavirus Wednesday and 18 additional deaths.
The Allegheny County Health Department is reporting 106 new Coronavirus Thursday and no additional deaths.
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The Pennsylvania Department of Health is reporting 1,153 new cases of Coronavirus Wednesday and 19 additional deaths.
The Allegheny County Health Department is reporting 43 new Coronavirus cases out of 516 test results Wednesday and two additional deaths.
The Pennsylvania Department of Health is reporting 988 new cases of Coronavirus Tuesday and 16 additional deaths.