(WSIL) -- Several local counties are reporting new deaths from COVID-19 on Wednesday.
Cape Girardeau County: 2 deaths, 104 new cases, 31 new probable cases
The deaths were individuals in theirs 70's and 90's.
Egyptian Health Department: 53 new cases
- Saline County
- Female: 1 under the age of 5, 1 in their teens, 2 in their 20’s, 1 in their 50’s, 1 in their 60’s, 3 in their 70’s, 1 in their 80’s, 1 demographics unknown-case status in progress
- Male: 2 in their teens, 3 in their 30’s, 1 in their 50’s, 3 in their 60’s, 3 in their 70’s, 2 in their 80’s
- Gallatin County
- Female: 1 in their 20’s, 1 in their 60’s
- Male: 1 in their 70’s
- White County
- Female: 1 in their 20’s, 1 in their 30’s, 5 in their 40’s, 3 in their 50’s, 1 in their 60’s, 4 in their 70’s, 3 in their 80’s, 1 in their 90’s, 1 demographics unknown-case status in progress
- Male: 1 in their 50’s, 2 in their 60’s, 1 in their 70’s, 1 in their 80’s
Franklin-Williamson Bi-County Health Department: 2 deaths and 106 new cases
A male in his 90’s and a male in his 70’s have died from COVID-related disease.
- Franklin County
- Females: one tween, two teenagers, one in their 20’s, four in their 30’s, three in their 50’s, four in their 60’s, four in their 70’s, four in their 80’s, two in their 90’s and one in their 100’s.
- Males: one under 10, two in their 20’s, two in their 30’s, two in their 40’s, three in their 50’s, four in their 60’s, one in their 70’s, two in their 80’s, and two in their 90’s.
- Williamson County
- Females: one toddler, three under 10, two teenagers, three in their 20’s, six in their 30’s, four in their 40’s, two in their 50’s, two in their 60’s, five in their 70’s, two in their 80’s and two in their 90’s.
- Males: one infant, one under 10, two tween’s, two teenagers, six in their 20’s, two in their 30’s, five in their 40’s, six in their 50’s, one in their 60’s, two in their 70’s and one in their 80’s.
Hamilton County Health Department: 6 new cases
- 1 Female child
- 1 Female teen
- 1 Female in their 30’s
- 2 Female in their 50’s
- 1 Male in their 50’s
Jackson County Health Department: 1 death and 36 new cases
A male in his 70s has died from the virus
- Female � one under ten, two teens, eight in their twenties, one in her thirties, two in their fifties, two in their sixties, and one in her seventies;
- Male � one preteen, three teens, five in their twenties, four in their thirties, one in his forties, three in their sixties, one in his seventies, and one in his nineties.
Jefferson County Health Department: 29 new cases
- 1 Teen F
- 2 20s F
- 1 20s M
- 3 30s F
- 3 30s M
- 2 40s F
- 3 40s M
- 3 50s F
- 3 50s M
- 2 60s F
- 1 60s M
- 3 70s F
- 1 70s M
- 1 90s M
Perry County, IL Health Department: 1 death, 40 new cases
1 man in his 80s has died from the virus
- 2 females under the age of 18
- 1 male under the age of 10
- 2 females in their 20s
- 8 females in their 30s
- 1 male in his 30s
- 1 female in her 40s
- 4 males in their 40s
- 5 females in their 50s
- 3 males in their 50s
- 5 females in their 70s
- 1 male in his 70s
- 2 females in their 80s
- 1 male in his 80s
- 4 females in their 90s
Randolph County Health Department: 21 new cases
No specific breakdown provided. Health Department says "virus is widespread throughout the county."
Southern 7 Health Department: 65 new cases
- Alexander County (3)
- One female 30’s, one female 40’s, one male 50’s
- Hardin County: (4)
- Two females 60’s, one female 70’s, one male 70’s
- Johnson County (9)
- One male <5, One female <10, one female 20’s, one female 30’s, two males 30’s, one female 50’s, one male 50’s, one male 60’s
- Massac County (23)
- One female <5, one female 10’s, three females 20’s, one male 20’s, one female 30’s, two males 30’s, three females 50’s, four males 50’s, two females 60’s, two males 60’s, one female 70’s, two males 70’s
- Pope County (1)
- One female 60’s
- Pulaski County (5)
- One female 10’s, one female 20’s, one male 30’s, two females 40’s
- Union County (20)
- One female <5, one female <10, one male <10, one female 10’s, two males 10’s, three females 20’s, one male 30’s, one female 50’s, three males 50’s, two males 60’s, two females 70’s, two males 70’s
