Latest Cherry Hill Coronavirus Updates

CHERRY HILL, NJ — There were 18 new cases of the coronavirus reported in Cherry Hill over the last three days, according to Camden County officials.

In all, there were 64 new cases reported in Camden County from Aug. 22-24. There were no new deaths reported anywhere in the county over this period.

“We are far from the end of this fight, but our success at re-flattening the curve after a brief spike in cases should give our community hope,” Camden County Freeholder Director Louis Cappelli Jr. said. “Camden County residents have demonstrated that they can do what it takes to stop the spread of this disease. I know that these sacrifices are not easy to make, but I’m proud of this community and the resiliency it continues to show in the face of this pandemic. If we continue to wear masks, social distance, and work with contact tracers, we will win this war.”

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As of Monday, there were 1,283 cases of the coronavirus in Cherry Hill with 164 confirmed deaths. In Camden County, there were 9,603 cases of the coronavirus with 554 confirmed deaths.

According to the Camden County Department of Health, there are 1,358 confirmed cases among residents at the county's long-term care facilities, with 314 deaths. Another 547 cases were reported among staff members, with three deaths.

Trace investigations are underway in all new cases. The following information is available regarding new coronavirus cases in Cherry Hill:

• Four men in their 20s;
• Two women in their 20s;
• Five men in their 50s;
• A man in his 70s;
• A juvenile male of unspecified age;
• A woman in her 40s;
• A man in his 60s;
• A girl older than 10;
• A woman in her 20s; and
• A woman in her 50s.

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