275 Marshall County residents in their 60s test positive for COVID-19

275 Marshall County residents in their 60s test positive for COVID-19
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As of Jan. 25, there have been 275 Marshall County residents in their 60s who have tested positive for COVID-19, according to numbers being reported to the Illinois Department of Public Health.

There have been 4,674 residents in their 60s in the county who had been tested, meaning that 5.9 percent of those tested have the coronavirus. Through Jan. 25, there have been 2,560 confirmed COVID-19 cases and 27 deaths from the coronavirus in Marshall County.

Illinois was home to some of the first reported COVID-19 cases in the US. It has suffered numerous waves of the pandemic, which peaked in the fall of 2020. As the Midwestern hub of the US, Illinois businesses suffered greatly, including layoffs at two major airlines based in the state.

Test results for the past 10 days in Marshall County
Date Total Tested Total Positive Positive %
January 25 39,962 2,560 6.4
January 24 39,874 2,538 6.4
January 21 39,275 2,483 6.3
January 20 39,134 2,460 6.3
January 19 38,989 2,436 6.2
January 18 38,893 2,419 6.2


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