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Indiana Reports 757 New Positive COVID-19 Cases

With another 757 new positive cases reported Tuesday, the state health department said 685,453 total Hoosiers had tested positive for the virus so far.

Posted: Mar 30, 2021 11:46 AM

Updated: Mar 30, 2021 1:54 PM

Posted By: Jake Thomas

The Indiana State Department of Health said Tuesday that another 757 new positive cases of COVID-19 had been identified throughout the Hoosier State.

ISDH says 685,453 total Indiana residents have now tested positive for the virus to date.

Ten new COVID-19 deaths were also reported throughout the state on Tuesday by ISDH.

That brought the total number of COVID-19 deaths in the state to date to 12,632, ISDH said.

One new COVID-19 death was reported in the southwest area of the state on Tuesday, ISDH said new positive cases of the virus had been identified in four of our local counties.

Here are Monday's reported increases:

Vanderburgh County: 21 new cases
Gibson County: 3 new cases
Warrick County: 6 new cases
Dubois County: 4 new case

As of Monday, all Hoosiers age 30-years-old and up became eligible to receive the COVID-19 vaccine.

Come March 31, Indiana's governor says all Indiana residents who are at least 16-year-old will be able to schedule their vaccination appointment.

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