24 new cases of COVID-19 have been confirmed by the North Dakota Department of Health, bringing the statewide total to 365.
The cases include:
- Male age 10-19 from Cass County, community spread
- Man in his 50s from Cass County, community spread
- Woman in her 20s from Cass County, community spread
- Man in his 50s from Cass County, close contact
- Man in his 40s from Cass County, community spread
- Woman in her 60s from Cass County, under investigation
- Male age 10-19 from Cass County, under investigation
- Man in his 20s from Cass County, community spread
- Woman in her 70s from Cass County, under investigation
- Man in his 40s from Cass County, under investigation
- Man in his 30s from Cass County, under investigation
- Woman in her 40s from Cass County, under investigation
- Man in his 40s from Grand Forks County, community spread
- Man in his 30s from Grand Forks County, under investigation
- Woman in her 50s from Grand Forks County, community spread
- Woman in her 30s from Grand Forks County, community spread
- Man in his 40s from Grand Forks County, community spread
- Man in his 20s from Grand Forks County, community spread
- Man in his 40s from Grand Forks County, community spread
- Male age 10-19 from Grand Forks County, under investigation
- Man in his 40s from McKenzie County, close contact
- Man in his 40s from McLean County, under investigation
- Man in his 40s from Mountrail County, under investigation
- Man in his 20s from Mountrail County, under investigation
To date, 11,317 people have been tested for the novel coronavirus. 401 tests were performed yesterday.
With 142 recorded recoveries, there are currently 214 active cases. 44 people have been hospitalized, 13 of which are still hospitalized. There have been nine deaths.
