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DC Health: 94 New Coronavirus Cases In The District
D.C. Health reports 94 District residents have tested positive for the new coronavirus bringing the overall total to 495.
WASHINGTON, DC — The D.C. Department of Health confirmed 94 new positive cases of the new coronavirus, also known as COVID-19, bringing the overall number of positive cases in the District as of Monday at 7:30 p.m. to 495.
Earlier on Monday, D.C. Mayor Muriel Bowser issued a stay-at-home order for all residents as the latest step to stem the spread of the virus. The stay-at-home order goes into effect at 12:01 a.m. Wednesday.
As of March 25 at 9:30 a.m, the District had 70 ICU beds available for coronavirus patients. Of the 405 ventilators in the District, 147 are in-use, leaving 258 available.
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Positive COVID-19 Cases for the District of Columbia:
On Monday, D.C. Health released the following information about 94 new cases:
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- 9-year-old male
- 11-year-old male
- 19-year-old (gender unknown)
- 20-year-old female
- 20-year-old female
- 23-year-old (gender unknown)
- 24-year-old female
- 24-year-old female
- 24-year-old female
- 25-year-old female
- 25-year-old female
- 26-year-old female
- 26-year-old female
- 26-year-old female
- 27-year-old female
- 28-year-old male
- 28-year-old female
- 28-year-old female
- 30-year-old male
- 30-year-old female
- 30-year-old male
- 31-year-old female
- 31-year-old female
- 31-year-old female
- 31-year-old male
- 32-year-old male
- 33-year-old female
- 33-year-old male
- 33-year-old male
- 33-year-old female
- 33-year-old female
- 33-year-old male
- 34-year-old female
- 35-year-old male
- 35-year-old female
- 36-year-old female
- 36-year-old male
- 36-year-old female
- 37-year-old female
- 37-year-old female
- 37-year-old male
- 38-year-old female
- 39-year-old female
- 39-year-old male
- 40-year-old female
- 41-year-old male
- 44-year-old female
- 46-year-old male
- 46-year-old female
- 46-year-old female
- 47-year-old male
- 47-year-old female
- 49-year-old female
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- 50-year-old male
- 53-year-old female
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- 54-year-old female
- 55-year-old male
- 55-year-old male
- 57-year-old male
- 57-year-old female
- 58-year-old female
- 58-year-old female
- 58-year-old (gender unknown)
- 60-year-old male
- 61-year-old male
- 61-year-old male
- 63-year-old male
- 63-year-old male
- 64-year-old female
- 66-year-old female
- 66-year-old male
- 67-year-old female
- 67-year-old female
- 68-year-old female
- 68-year-old male
- 69-year-old female
- 69-year-old male
- 70-year-old male
- 70-year-old (gender unknown)
- 71-year-old female
- 71-year-old female
- 74-year-old male
- 74-year-old female
- 76-year-old female
- 77-year-old male
- 79-year-old male
- 80-year-old male
- 93-year-old female
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The following are the metrics for the D.C.Public Health Laboratory and Outside Laboratory Coronavirus Testing as of Monday at 7:30 p.m.:
- Number of people tested overall: 3,759
- Number of PHL positives: 76
- Number of commercial lab positives: 419
- Number of PHL negatives: 204
- Number of commercial lab negatives: 3,058
- Number of PHL tests in progress: 2
- Number of deaths: 9
- Number of people who have recovered: 121
D.C. Health has also started to release data on the number of positive coronavirus cases among the city's public safety personnel. Here is the latest data:
DC Fire and Emergency Medical Services (FEMS) (as of 5:30 pm 3/30/2020)
- Total Number of Personnel Out Who Have Tested Positive: 14
- Total Number of Personnel in Quarantine Due to COVID-19: 158
- Total Number of Personnel Out Due to Positive Tests/Quarantine: 172
- Number of Personnel Returned to Work: 147
Metropolitan Police Department (MPD) (as of 3:30 pm 3/30/2020)
- Total Number of Personnel Out Who Have Tested Positive: 6
- Total Number of Personnel in Quarantine Due to COVID-19: 170
- Total Number of Personnel Out Due to Positive Tests/Quarantine: 176
- Number of Personnel Returned to Work: 136
Department of Corrections (DOC-Personnel) (as of 4:00 pm 3/30/2020)
- Total Number of Personnel Out Who Have Tested Positive: 1
- Total Number of Personnel in Quarantine Due to COVID-19: 102
- Total Number of Personnel Out Due to Positive Tests/Quarantine: 103
- Number of Personnel Returned to Work: 0
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