PIKE COUNTY, Ky. (MTN) — On Wednesday, July 29, the Pike County Health Department announced 8 new COVID-19 cases in Pike County, Kentucky.

According to their release, health officials are saying that the patients include:

• Minor aged male, symptomatic
• 28 year-old male, asymptomatic
• 41 year-old male, asymptomatic
• 79 year-old male, symptomatic and hospitalized
• Minor aged male, asymptomatic
• 28 year-old male, symptomatic
• 24 year-old female, symptomatic
• 54 year-old male, symptomatic

The announcement of these new COVID-19 cases brings the total to 219 in the county. Of the 219 total cases, 54 are active, 3 are deceased and 162 have recovered. Of those that are still active, 2 are hospitalized, 8 are in a long-term care setting and all others are recovering from home.

No other patient information has been released.

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PIKE COUNTY, Ky. (MTN) — Health officials have announced 3 new COVID-19 cases in Pike County, Kentucky.

According to a release from the Pike County Health Department, officials announced Thursday that the patients include a 43 year-old female who is symptomatic and isolating from home, a 73 year-old female who is symptomatic and hospitalized and a 31 year-old female who is symptomatic and hospitalized.

Health officials say that of the 120 cases, 32 are currently active, 3 are deceased and 85 have recovered from the novel coronavirus.

For more information, visit the Pike County Health Department’s website.

No other information regarding these patients were released.

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