Hamilton County Has No New Deaths, Only 41 New Cases On Sunday; Tennessee Has 3 New Deaths

  • Sunday, September 6, 2020

There have been no new COVID-19-related deaths in Hamilton County, the county Health Department announced on Sunday, as the toll remain at 78 for the fifth day in a row. 

An additional 41 coronavirus cases were reported in Hamilton County, bringing the new total to 8,394.

Tennessee had three more coronavirus deaths bringing the total to 1,865, state Health Department officials said. 

There were 1,764 new cases in the state for a total of 164,126.

The state currently has 819 people hospitalized from the virus, 27 less than on Saturday. 

There have been 145,359 people who have recovered from the virus in Tennessee (89 percent).

Testing numbers are above 2.327 million across the state. 

Here are the numbers by county:

Shelby County: 27,786 cases, up 155; 402 deaths, up 2

Davidson County: 24,242 cases, up 241; 264 deaths

Knox County: 7,203 cases, up 150; 64 deaths

Bledsoe County:  802 cases, up 4; 4 deaths

Bradley County: 2,578 cases, up 9; 16 deaths

Franklin County: 634 cases, up 20; 5 deaths

Grundy County: 158 cases, up 3; 3 deaths

Marion County: 386 cases, up 9; 7 deaths

McMinn County: 864 cases, up 8; 24 deaths

Meigs County: 180 cases, up 5; 2 deaths

Monroe County: 871 cases, up 12; 15 deaths

Polk County: 351 cases, up 1; 10 deaths

Rhea County: 683 cases, up 12; 5 deaths

Sequatchie County: 174 cases, up 4; 2 deaths

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