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    You are at:Home»Local News»Riley County coronavirus cases remain steady as more recoveries announced

    Riley County coronavirus cases remain steady as more recoveries announced

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    By Brandon Peoples on May 18, 2020 Local News, Pottawatomie County, Riley County

    No new cases of coronavirus were reported over the weekend, as more people in Riley County get added to the recovered list.

    The total amount of cases since mid-March remains at 60, of which 10 cases remain active. There have now been 49 recoveries and one death attributed to the virus. Ascension Via Christi currently has no active patients hospitalized, but are monitoring one person under investigation, showing symptoms. Riley County continues to wait on 56 pending test results and have now seen 788 negative tests.

    In Pottawatomie County, there are 22 total cases, four of which are active and two probable cases of COVID-19. Sixteen people have now recovered and the county is awaiting results from six pending tests. Pottawatomie County health officials have now tested 412 people for the virus, an increase of 44 tests from Friday

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