Allegheny County reports 2 more coronavirus deaths, 11 more cases
Allegheny County health officials reported two more coronavirus-related deaths and added 11 new cases to the countywide tally Wednesday, pushing the total deaths to 26 and cases to 904 since the first case was reported March 14.
The 11 new cases are compared to 17 new cases reported Tuesday, 19 reported Monday and 21 new cases reported Sunday.
The 26 people who have died ranged in age from 56 to 103 years, with the most deaths — 20 — occurring in people over 70, county data show.
Many of the county’s cases, 344 or about 38%, have occurred in people between 25 to 49 years old, according to data provided by the county health department.
Cases are also broken down by 10-year age groups on the Allegheny County Health Department covid-19 data dashboard at the county website.
Of the county’s 904 cases, 146 people have been hospitalized at some point.
The county does not release information about how many people have recovered or have been discharged.
At least 53 people have been admitted to an intensive care unit and 28 have required a ventilator.
Jamie Martines is a Tribune-Review staff writer. You can contact Jamie by email at jmartines@triblive.com or via Twitter .
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