Five new COVID-19 cases reported in three Alaska communities
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The Alaska Department of Health and Social Services reported five new cases of COVID-19 in three Alaska communities Sunday, bringing Alaska's COVID-19 case count to 319.
- Anchorage: 3
- Palmer: 1
- Petersburg: 1
Six more cases were reported as having recovered. No new deaths or hospitalizations were reported.
Of the newly reported cases, three are male and two female. Two are aged 30-39, one aged 40-49, and two aged 60-69.
The source of acquisition for all five remains under investigation.
37 confirmed cases or persons under investigation are currently hospitalized according to DHSS data.
According to
, of Alaska's 319 cases, 68 are the result of community spread, 89 are travel-related, 114 are secondary infections, and 48 are under investigation.
Of Alaska's 319 cases, 162 cases are female and 157 male.
- Anchorage: 141
- Chugiak: 3
- Eagle river: 7
- Girdwood: 3
- Anchor Point: 1
- Homer: 2
- Kenai: 4
- Seward: 3
- Soldotna: 6
- Sterling: 3
- Fairbanks: 63
- North Pole: 15
- Other: 1
- Delta Juncton: 1
- Other: 1
- Palmer: 8
- Wasilla: 10
- Nome: 1
- Juneau: 24
- Ketchikan: 15
- Petersburg: 3
- Craig: 2
- Bethel: 1
- Kodiak: 1