Health and Medicine
According to the latest numbers released this morning by the Virginia Department of Health there are 45 new probable or confirmed coronavirus cases being attributed to the Roanoke Valley. State health officials report 23 new cases in Roanoke City, 13 in Roanoke County, 4 new cases in Botetourt County and 5 new cases in Salem. There are no new coronavirus related deaths reported in the Roanoke Valley.
The Virginia Department of Health has started reporting more data related to COVID-19 contact tracing that the public can now view on a weekly basis. WFIR’s Rachel Meell has the story:
After being under quarantine or stay-at-home orders for several months, people are more anxious than ever to get out and go on vacation. If you do plan on traveling, Carilion Clinic has some guidelines to help keep you safe, as WFIR’s Rachel Meell reports:
For more information on COVID-19 travel safety, click here.
According to the latest numbers released this morning by the Virginia Department of Health there are 12 new probable or confirmed coronavirus cases being attributed to the Roanoke Valley. State health officials report 6 new cases in Roanoke City, 4 in Roanoke County, 1 in Botetourt County and 1 new case in Salem. There are no new coronavirus related deaths reported in the Roanoke Valley.
The Virginia Department of Health will soon provide free COVID-19 tests at several Roanoke Valley locations. It begins this coming Tuesday behind the Salem Civic Center; other locations to follow in July include Botetourt County, Roanoke County, Roanoke City and Craig County. Here is the full schedule:
According to the latest numbers released this morning by the Virginia Department of Health there are 25 new probable or confirmed coronavirus cases being attributed to the Roanoke Valley. State health officials report 17 new cases in Roanoke City, 5 in Roanoke County, 2 in Botetourt County and 1 new case in Salem. There are no new coronavirus related death reported in the Roanoke Valley.
According to the latest numbers released this morning by the Virginia Department of Health there are 30 new probable or confirmed coronavirus cases being attributed to the Roanoke Valley. State health officials report 23 new cases in Roanoke City, 4 in Roanoke County, 3 in Botetourt County. Coronavirus numbers in Salem remain unchanged. According to the VDH, the statewide coronavirus case count is still trending downward.
According to the latest numbers released this morning by the Virginia Department of Health there are 24 new probable or confirmed coronavirus cases being attributed to the Roanoke Valley. State health officials report 10 new cases in Roanoke City, 5 new cases in Roanoke County, 6 new cases in Botetourt County and 3 new cases in Salem.
