PIKE COUNTY, Ky. (MTN) — The Pike County Health Department reported 15 new COVID-19 cases in the county on Friday, July 24, the highest number that has been reported in one day since the COVID-19 pandemic began.
According to a Facebook post from the health department, officials are reporting that the patients include:
- minor aged female, asymptomatic
- 21 year old male, symptomatic
- 42 year old male, asymptomatic
- 47 year old male, symptomatic
- minor aged female, asymptomatic
- 21 year old male, symptomatic
- 23 year old male, symptomatic
- 20 year old male, asymptomatic
- 38 year old male, asymptomatic
- minor aged male, asymptomatic
- 53 year old male, asymptomatic
- 43 year old male, symptomatic
- 24 year old male, symptomatic
- 82 year old female, symptomatic
- 38 year old female, symptomatic
The post continues to say that all new cases are recovering from home.
This brings the total number of cases to 185, 49 are active, 3 are deceased, and 133 have recovered. Of the 49 active cases, 3 are hospitalized and 46 are recovering from home.
No other patient information has been released.
