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146 New Cases of COVID-19 Sweep Through Vanderburgh Co. Saturday

The state is reporting 6,983 new Coronavirus cases and 40 new deaths Saturday.

Posted: Nov 21, 2020 11:32 AM

Posted By: Tyler Druin

According to the Indiana State Health Department there are 146 new cases of COVID-19 in Vanderburgh County Saturday.

The state is reporting 6,983 new Coronavirus cases and 40 new deaths Saturday.

So far 289,183 Hoosiers have been confirmed positive with the virus since the pandemic began in March.

There have been 4,992 total COVID-19 deaths.

As of Saturday there are 67 positive cases in Gibson County, 42 in Warrick County, 40 in Spencer County, 37 in Dubois County, 21 in Posey County.

Tri-State totals are as follows:

Vanderburgh Co. - 9,091 cases, 111 deaths

Warrick Co. - 3,044 cases, 72 deaths

Dubois Co. - 2,258 cases, 30 deaths

Gibson Co. - 1,690 cases, 20 deaths

Posey Co. - 1,152 cases, 13 deaths

Perry Co. - 798 cases, 21 deaths

Spencer Co. - 782 cases, 7 deaths

Pike Co. - 489 cases, 18 deaths

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