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Where are the island’s COVID cases?

June 21, 2020 at 6:42 am sbracken
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The Big Island, as of Saturday, June 20 at noon, has had 83 cumulative cases of COVID-19, with two currently active.  The State Department of Health has a dashboard that provides a graphic map of the Big Island to show where cases have been.  They note that the colors designate the person’s place of residence or lodging, not necessarily where they were exposed to the virus.

The legend:

Red   21 to 60 cases

Goldenrod   6 to 10 cases

Yellow  1 to 5 cases

White  no cases

The original map is here.

 

 

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