TJHD 6/24 — Thomas Jefferson Health District

RICHMOND — The Virginia Department of Health reported Wednesday that the statewide total for COVID-19 cases is 59,514 — an increase of 520 from the 58,994 reported yesterday.

The 59,514 cases consist of 56,956 confirmed cases and 2,558 probable cases. There are 1,661 COVID-19 deaths in Virginia — 1,559 confirmed and 102 probable. That’s an increase of 16 from the 1,645 reported yesterday.

State update 6/24 — Virginia Department of Health

The VDH defines probable COVID-19 cases as people who are symptomatic with a known exposure to COVID-19, but whose cases have not been confirmed with a positive test.

In the region covered by the Thomas Jefferson Health District, 13 new cases were reported this morning, for a total of 832 cases. Of those 832 cases, 19 fatalities have been reported, along with 83 hospitalizations.

Albemarle County has the highest case load in the TJHD, at 359 cases. Nelson County continues to be the only locality in the TJHD with the lowest case count, 18 cases, along with zero reported hospitalizations or fatalities.

TJHD 6/24 2 — Thomas Jefferson Health District

The majority of cases in the TJHD have been diagnosed in people between the ages of 20-49. In that specific age group, 437 cases have been reported. Of those 437 cases, 166 have been diagnosed in people between the ages of 30-39.

The number of cases has not hit the triple-digits for people between the ages of 60-69 (75), 70-49 (57) and in residents 80 and older (74).

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832 COVID-19 cases in TJHD; 59,514 cases reported across Va.