Almost 1,000 COVID-19 cases confirmed in San Bernardino county

SAN BERNARDINO, Calif. (VVNG.com) — The County of San Bernardino reported an additional 90 confirmed COVID-19 cases overnight, bringing the total to 977.

According to the county’s dashboard, the number of people who died from the virus remains the same at 31. A total of 9,358 people have been tested with 10.4% of those testing positive.

Number of positive cases by cities in the Victor Valley:

• Victorville – 46
• Hesperia – 31
• Apple Valley – 13
• Adelanto – 8
• Barstow – 8
• Oak Hills – 5
• Fort Irwin – 2
• Phelan – 2
• Wrightwood – 1

The number of positive cases in the Victor Valley increased by 10 for a total of 116 cases.

The latest data shows that women make up for 51.9% of the overall positive tests, meanwhile, men account for 47.9%, and 0.5% for unknown sex.

People between the ages of 18-49 continue to lead the number of positive cases with 450+.

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The San Bernardino County Department of Public Health (DPH) will conduct a COVID-19 Specimen Point of Collection (SPOC) on Tuesday, April 14th at Montclair Place in Montclair (5060 E Montclair Plaza Lane, south parking lot off Monte Vista Ave.).

There is a current shortage of COVID-19 tests nationwide and those that are at high-risk will have priority testing. Specimens will only be collected for persons that have an appointment confirmation number. Click here to schedule an appointment: COVID-19 Response

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