Atlanta coronavirus death toll reaches 412 and Georgia cases hit 10,885
Sad State Of Affairs: Atlanta’s COVID-19 Death Total Reaches 412 As Number Of Georgia Cases Hits 10,885
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Coronavirus is spreading aggressively throughout the U.S. this week and we’re beginning to see more cities and states be impacted.
The AJC is reporting Atlanta’s COVID-19 death toll has reached 412 according to the Georgia Department of Public Health, Georgia totals of positive coronavirus carriers has hit 10,885. Two of the top 3 hardest hit Georgia counties reside in the metro area, Fulton County has experienced 48 deaths and Cobb County with 32.
There have been 41,000 COVID-19 tests administered in the state and of that 26.5 % have come back positive. 68.2% of those who passed away had a known preexisting condition. The youngest person to die of coronavirus was a 27-year-old woman and the oldest was a 100-year-old woman in Lee and Greene Counties respectively.
As for the breakdown along racial lines:
About 21.3% of patients were black, 15.9% were white and 0.7% were Asian, according to the latest data. About 2.8% of patients were listed as having Hispanic or Latino ethnicity.
As of 7pm yesterday, DeKalb County had the most reported cases with 766.
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