The Indiana State Department of Health says the number of confirmed cases in Jennings as of Wednesday morning was 195, 7 more than last week. Deaths have remained at 12.
State guidelines were elevated last week as Indiana's cases of COVID-19 continue to climb.
Since last Thursday, local cases have increased by seven. Deaths here from the virus remains at 12, although Health Dept. office manager/Environ-mental Health Specialist Peggy Roe told county officials last week that in the case of 2 other deaths here, COVID was the "probable" cause.
This increase was reflected across the state and prompted Gov. Eric Holcomb to make the wearing of masks mandatory for businesses and individuals as of Monday, July 27, except where social distancing is possible in offices and in outdoor situations. Wednesday, July 29, 2020
The Indiana State Department of Health says the number of confirmed cases in Jennings as of Wednesday morning was 188, 8 more than last week. Deaths have remained at 12.
The Indiana State Department of Health says the number of confirmed cases in Jennings as of Wednesday morning was 180, 4 more than last week. Deaths have remained at 12.
The Indiana State Department of Health says the number of confirmed cases in Jennings as of Wednesday morning was 176, 7 more than last week. Deaths are now 12, up 2 from last week.
The Indiana State Department of Health reports the number of confirmed cases in Jennings as of Wed-nesday morning stood at 169, 5 more than last week with 1519 people tested. Deaths are now at 10. Wednesday, July 1, 2020
Jennings County Health Department announced Friday that over the past 10 days, there have been five new deaths related to the novel coronavirus. All were adults from Jennings County.
