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The state reported 1,035 new COVID-19 cases and 29 new COVID-19 related deaths

By Nick GreenFebruary 11, 2021
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Iowa – The Iowa Department of Public Health reported that the new numbers bring Iowa’s totals to 326,417 positives COVID-19 cases and 5,174 deaths since last March.

The state’s seven-day average of new cases is 697, the lowest seven-day average seen since September.

The new cases come from 3,638 tests in the 24-hour period. Linn County added 41 new virus cases, for a total of 18,955 since March. The county’s seven-day average is 43.

Johnson County reported 40 cases, bringing the county’s total to 12,739. The county’s seven-day average is 26.

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