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Health Department reports 4 new Covid-19 deaths over the weekend

The St. Joseph Health Department reported 4 more Covid-19 related deaths in Buchanan County over the weekend.

Posted: Nov 16, 2020 4:26 PM

Updated: Nov 16, 2020 4:27 PM

Posted By: KQ2

(ST. JOSEPH, Mo.) The St. Joseph Health Department reported 4 more Covid-19 related deaths in Buchanan County over the weekend.

Two were women in their 50's, one was a woman in her 80's and one was a man in his 80's all had underlying health conditions.

Buchanan County has now had 58 total Covid-19 related deaths.

The number of cases also rose by 217 making the total count 5,148.

Mosaic Life Care reports a total of 83 patients in the hospital because of the virus, including 74 in St. Joseph, six in Maryville, and three in Albany.

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