The free trial of COVID-19 on site will be held Friday through Sunday at the Greene County labor camp of the Illinois Department in Roodhouse.
A face mask will be required, but no appointments are required for the test, which is sponsored through the Illinois Department of Public Health and the Greene County Health Department. am and five pm every day.
Tests will be performed with a nasal swab and the effects can take up to seven days to return, according to the Department of Health. Those analysed must have a valid phone number to be contacted with the effects.
Greene County remains on the county state’s list where there is a greater threat of disease transmission. Jersey County is the other central-western Illinois location on the list.
Greene County recorded 162 evidence and two deaths; Jersey County instances a total of 324, with six deaths.
Two new cases have been shown in Cass County, involving a teenage woman and a woman in her 40s, according to the Cass County Department of Health.
The total number of cases in Cass County is 339, with 302 cures and deaths.
Morgan County saw a new positive control Wednesday, involving an 80-year-old woman, according to a report from the Morgan County Department of Public Health, the Jacksonville / Morgan County Emergency Management System, Memorial Health and the County and City Commissioners of Jacksonville.
There were 599 infections in Morgan County, another 480 people released from restrictions and 21 deaths.
The total number of cases in other counties in western central Illinois through Wednesday was: 26 in Brown County (six more than August 31); 435 in Macoupin County (up to six); 2,061 Sangamon County (more than 27); 53 years old in Scott County (up to two: a 50-year-old man and a 50-year-old man); and 32 in Schuyler County (unchanged), according to the county’s fitness departments.
Across the state, the Illinois Department of Public Health was reported to the Illinois Department of Public Health on Wednesday about 1337 new cases of coronavirus disease and 30 deaths.
There were 253,690 in Illinois and 8,214 deaths.