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PG County Coronavirus Cases Top 8,100; Total Deaths Hits 296

Prince George's County continues to lead the state in the number of positive cases of the new coronavirus.

PRINCE GEORGE'S COUNTY, MD — The Maryland Department of Health confirmed Wednesday 3o4 new cases of COVID-19, the illness associated with the new coronavirus, in Prince George's County. The overall total number of positive cases in the county is 8,135.

In addition, 16 more people have died due to COVID-19, bringing the overall total of deaths in the county attributed to the disease to 296.

Prince George's County still has the highest number of confirmed cases of the new coronavirus of any county in the state, according to the latest data from the Maryland Department of Health. Second on the list is Montgomery County, with a total of 5,790 positive infections.

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The Maryland Department of Health is releasing information about the new coronavirus by ZIP Code and the PG Heath Department began reporting that information on its website.

Confirmed Positive Coronavirus Cases by ZIP Code

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ZIP CodeTotal Positive Cases
20783 (Hyattsville)944
20706 (Lanham)525
20904 (Silver Spring)479
20784 (Hyattsville)468
20782 (Hyattsville)435
20785 (Hyattsville)378
20903 (Silver Spring)362
20744 (Fort Washington)343
20774 (Upper Marlboro)314
20737 (Riverdale)
308
20705 (Beltsville)306
20747 (District Heights)303
20735 (Clinton)301
20772 (Upper Marlboro)300
20743 (Capitol Heights)291
207o7 (Laurel)
254
20748 (Temple Hills)
241
20745 (Oxon Hill)237
20708 (Laurel)234
20721 (Bowie)199
20746 (Suitland)195
20770 (Greenbelt)193
20716 (Bowie)177
20912 (Takoma Park)177
20720 (Bowie)163
20740 (College Park)149
20781 (Hyattsville)140
20715 (Bowie)127
20710 (Bladensburg)110
20601 (Waldorf)102
20712 (Mount Ranier)97
20613 (Brandywine)79
20769 (Glenn Dale)76
20722 (Brentwood)74
20607 (Accokeek)66
20623 (Cheltenham)19

The CDC advises doing the following to stop the spread of the virus:

  • Wash your hands often with soap and water for at least 20 seconds. If this is not available, use hand sanitizer that is at least 60 percent alcohol.
  • Clean and disinfect frequently touched objects and surfaces.
  • Keep 6 feet of space between people.
  • Stay home.
  • Cover your cough or sneeze with a tissue, then throw the tissue in the trash.

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