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Bucks County Coronavirus Summary
Welcome to the Bucks County 2019 novel coronavirus (COVID-2019) guide.
This page has the latest information on coronavirus in the county,
updated daily.
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PA Department of Health provides update on COVID-19, 780 new positives bring statewide total to 69,417
The Pennsylvania Department of Health today confirmed as of noon May 27
that there are 780 additional positive cases of COVID-19, bringing the
statewide total to 69,417. Today, the state is reporting 113 new deaths
and a total to 5,265 total deaths in Pennsylvania. Bucks County reports
4,930 cases and a total of 473 deaths; Chester County 2,504 cases and
260 deaths; Delaware County 6,289 cases and 532 deaths; Lehigh County
3,699 cases and 215 deaths; Montgomery County 6,738 cases and 644
deaths; Northampton County 2,958 cases and 203 deaths; Philadelphia
17,859 cases and 1,262 deaths. There are 349,990 patients in the state
who have tested negative to date. In the state there are 576 patients
who have a positive serology test and either COVID-19 symptoms or a
high-risk exposure, which are considered probable cases and not
confirmed cases.
Government
Hunterdon Freeholder Director calls on CVS and Rite Aid to offer COVID-19 testing in county
Hunterdon County Freeholder Board Director Shaun C. Van Doren has
requested that CVS and Rite Aid pharmacies offer COVID-19 testing in at
least one of their pharmacies located in Hunterdon County, in order to
increase testing that health officials say protects the community and
allows for a quicker reopening of businesses and other day-to-day
activities and events.
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Hunterdon County resumes residential bulk waste drop-off
Hunterdon County Freeholder Board Director Shaun C. Van Doren announced
at the May 19 Freeholder Board meeting that residential bulk waste
drop-off will resume this Saturday, May 30, at the Petticoat Lane
Transfer Station in Clinton Township, N.J.
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