View the current data on COVID-19 and track how the virus is spreading near your location, in your city, country or all over the world
View the current data on COVID-19 and track how the virus is spreading near your location, in your city, country or all over the world
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Data sources: Johns Hopkins University CSSE reports; state and national government health departments, and local media reports.
Confirmed cases - include presumptive positive cases.
Estimated cases - the unofficial number of infected people.
Active cases = total confirmed - total recovered - total deaths.
Estimated for the end of the day - assumptions about the number of infected people for the end of the current day.
Since the first coronavirus case was confirmed in the U.S., the disease has hit all 50 states. However, some areas have coped to keep the numbers low.
The population density in the county is 11 people per mi2 (4 people per km2) so the risk of infection is below average. Even though the overall count of coronavirus patients has risen up to 20 today, Marshall County still has the lowest number of cases and fatal cases in the state of Kansas.
Johnson County and Sedgwick County are the state's leaders in COVID-19 positive people with 11K and 8,3K patients with confirmed infection accordingly, while Elk County and Osborne County have the lowest number of COVID-19 positive people in Kansas. Together with the latter ones, Marshall County’s per capita infection rate is regarded below average, but the coronavirus still remains a threat to public safety.
Please note, even if your county has a low number of COVID-19 positive people, the virus is still active. Please stay vigilant and keep up with good hygiene practices.
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