Forty-seven new instances of COVID-19 were shown Monday in La Salle County, the general day since the start of the pandemic.
In addition, the Department of Health showed that a man in his 80s and one of them 80 years old had died from COVID-19-like headaches, increasing the number of COVID-19-like deaths in La Salle County to 20.
The new instances are two children under the age of 13, a teenager, a boy in their twenties, 8 in their twenties, two 30-year-olds, one woguy, two 40-year-olds, 3 50-year-olds, 3 50-year-olds, two 60-year-old Array a man in their sixties, two 80-year-olds, two 80-year-olds, two 80-year-olds, two 80-year-olds, two 80-year-olds, two 80-year-old men , 8 out of 80, two men in their 90s and two in their 90s.
The 47 additional instances accumulate active instances in La Salle County up to 281. 557 COVID-19 instances have been submitted since the onset of the pandemic. During an investigation, fitness officials decided that a past case reported as a la Salle County resident resided outdoors in the county and had been transferred to another county.
Health officials also showed that 10 citizens with positive results for COVID-19 had been released from isolation, expanding the number of other people released from solitary confinement to 256.
“The drastic buildup in some cases (Monday) reflects the fact that many other people think and act as if the pandemic was over,” said Jenny Barrie, a physical fitness educator and public data officer at the La Salle County Department of Health. “Unfortunately, this is not the case. We would like to remind others that they deserve coVID-19 to be widespread throughout the network and are actively spreading. Residents are asked to take the recommended precautions seriously and consider building them in instances. consider the option to attend social events. Facial coverage and social estrangement are the most productive preventive measures other people can take right now.”
The Mendota zip code has now surpassed 100 instances since mid-March, expanding to 26 instances since the Illinois Department of Public Health’s Sunday report and totaling 106 instances. 1,063 tests were conducted among Mendota residents, meaning the tests came here with a positive rate of just under 10%.
In addition, the Utica zip code now reports six or more instances. The zip code had six instances of 173 tests.
Barrie said that while some county spaces have a maximum number of instances, fitness officials are seeing an increase in instances across the county.
According to knowledge of the IDPH zip code (the figures can be changed for a few days), from Sunday’s report:
Streator registered seven instances, bringing the total to 62 instances of 2,232 tests.
La Salle registered 4 instances, with a total of 38 instances of 1,490 tests.
Oglesby had 3 instances, taking his total to 25 instances of 439 tests.
Grand Ridge had two instances, with a total of 10 instances of 148 tests.
Peru had another case, with a total of 42 instances of 1,132 tests.
Ottawa is still in instances of 3,517 tests.
Marseille remains in instances of 1,237 tests.
Sheridan remains in 32 cases (20 Inmates of Sheridan Correctional Center) of 436 tests.
Somonauk remains in 21 of 564 tests.
Earlville remains in 17 of 320 tests.
Seneca remains in thirteen instances of 262 tests.
Leland remains in 10 out of 215 tests.
14,624 tests were conducted among citizens of La Salle County on Monday, 229 more than Sunday’s report. About 3.8% of the tests have returned since the start of the pandemic.
The COVID-1nine driving check will be held from 9 a.m. to 11 a.m. Wednesday at the La Salle County Emergency Management Agency at 711 E. Etna Road, Ottawa. This verification site is open to everyone, regardless of symptoms. People make an appointment by calling 815-433-3366 before arriving at the site.