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The Plumas County Public Health Agency announced late this evening on October 7 that there were 62 new cases to report – a big jump from the number of 24 on October 4. The health agency publishes positive test results twice a week – on Mondays and Thursdays. Thirty-eight of today’s cases are at Quincy and reflect the large numbers associated with Quincy High School.
There are 130 active cases; 1,452 cases in total and 12 deaths.
The 62 cases reported today are as follows:
Thirty eight cases for the southern region (Quincy / Meadow Valley): ten confirmed on October 5; 14 confirmed on October 6; and 14 confirmed today, October 7.
Fourteen cases for the eastern region (Graeagle / Portola): two confirmed on October 5; eight confirmed on October 6 and four confirmed today on October 7.
Eight Western region cases (Chester / Almanor Lake): seven confirmed on October 6; and one confirmed today, October 7th.
Of them confirmed cases for the northern region (Greenville / Indian Valley): one case confirmed on October 6; and one confirmed today, October 7th.
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More information on COVID-19 in Plumas County can be found by calling the public health hotline at 283-6400 or by visiting its covid website here.
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