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Letter: Are we still in the red? Marcus E Pierce writes: This was the lastest red map. We all went out of the red.Marcus, thanks for writing. Unfortunately, the state maps are incorrect for some of the local counties for the last few days, and most of the local counties are still red after all. The LCDHD mentioned on Thursday that they expected this, but we failed to get it to the front-page part of the story that we posted: It should be noted that, due to the recent surge in cases, and due to a medical absence of one of our key staff, we are behind entering a significant number of cases into the state system. While our local numbers are current (as reported in our news briefs, and on our webpages), the numbers reported by the Governor's Office and posted on the state's COVID-19 webpage will be significantly off. We have reported this through the State Department for Public Health to the Governor's Office. In any event, please utilize our local data for the time being.Yesterday's brief from LCDHD, posted this morning, indicates that they're catching up on the data backlog, and everyone should definitely be taking red-zone precautions in the coming week, because "Eight of our district's ten counties are now in the 'red-critical' range: Adair, Casey, Clinton, Cumberland, Green, Pulaski, Taylor, and Wayne. This leaves only McCreary, and Russell in the "orange-accelerated" range." This story was posted on 2020-11-08 07:21:52
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