COVID-19 Updates For Chenango County
Published: March 16th, 2021

CHENANGO COUNTY – As of Tuesday there are 86 active cases of COVID-19 in Chenango County, and 14 individuals are currently hospitalized.

The Chenango County Department of Health confirmed there have been 2,570 total cases of COVID-19 in Chenango.

There have been 64 confirmed deaths.

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The health department also confirmed there are 236 residents under quarantine, and 2,333 total recoveries.

So far approximately 87,669 tests for the virus have been administered in the county.


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priscilla
3 years ago
Tell me is it Covid or just a bad Flu season.
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