State Coronavirus Ranking Released For Haddonfield, Haddon Twp.

Patch has put together a list that includes the total number of cases in Haddonfield and Haddon Township, and where they rank statewide.

Haddon Township ranks 469th out of 565 municipalities for coronavirus, averaging 3.79 cases per 1,000 residents, according to the data. Haddonfield ranks 526th with an average of 2.46 cases per 1,000 residents. The list is based on numbers obtained by Patch as of Friday.

According to the data, Haddon Township had 55 total cases as of Friday, and Haddonfield had 28. No new cases were reported on Monday. Read more here: Latest Town-By-Town Coronavirus Cases Are Released, Ranked

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As of Monday, 4,272 Camden County residents have tested positive for the coronavirus, and there have been 218 fatalities. Ninety-three new cases were reported on Monday. Trace investigations are underway in all new cases.

“We are encouraged to see that the rate of new cases in Camden County remains consistent with where it has been over the last ten days,” Camden County Freeholder Director Louis Cappelli Jr. said. “Our team is continuing to work closely with our partners throughout the community to attack this virus, protect our vulnerable citizens, and save lives. We are actively working to identify areas which are experiencing greater rates of viral activity, and we are continuing to monitor the situation in our long-term care facilities where roughly one in four of our cases have occurred. While we are making progress, I want to continue to urge our residents not to be lulled into thinking our fight is nearly over. The truth is this fight is going to take time, but it can be made shorter if we continue to social distance, wear face covers or masks, and follow the governor’s orders.”

According to the Camden County Department of Health, 1,078 of the county's cases have been connected to the county's 56 long-term care facilities. A total of 173 of the county's 218 deaths have been connected to these nursing homes, according to officials.

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