New Indiana COVID-19 cases top 1,000 again as testing surges

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3 thoughts on “New Indiana COVID-19 cases top 1,000 again as testing surges

  1. Release the data showing the zip codes having the positive test results. It will most likely showing concentration in a few zip codes within Marion County.

  2. Accident victim in Porter County on US 30 – died from Covid. The family argued with the MD not to list Covid as the cause of death, but since the deceased was in the Covid “range” his cause of death remained Covid.

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