Dubois County Reports 7 New Positive COVID-19 Cases

Dubois County's total number of positive coronavirus cases continued to rise on Thursday with the local health department's daily update.

Posted: Jul 16, 2020 11:03 AM

Posted By: Adam Kight

The Dubois County Health Department has released new information on the status of the coronavirus pandemic.

In its Thursday, July 16 update, the Dubois County Health Department reported seven new positive cases of COVID-19 within residents of the county.

That brought the total number of COVID-19 cases in Dubois County to 372.

So far, 260 Dubois County residents have recovered from the virus - while approximately 3,676 residents have been tested so far.

A total of seven Dubois County residents have died from COVID-19 to date, with the county's last death being reported on July 12.

There were 54,080 total positive cases of coronavirus identified throughout the state of Indiana and 2,602 total COVID-19 deaths, according to the Indiana State Department of Health as of July 16.

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