The Kansas Department of Health and Environment announced this week two private businesses in Dodge City that showed a cluster of COVID-19 cases.
As described by KDHE, a cluster “is two or more confirmed cases associated to one known exposure.”
With cluster testing rising, confirmed cases come with it as Ford County cases reached 350 on Friday, topping Sedgwick County’s 323 and putting Ford County third highest in the state behind Wyandotte and Johnson County.
Seward County also reached a case of total of 232 with Finney County reaching 107.
As described by KDHE, a cluster “is two or more confirmed cases associated to one known exposure.”
With cluster testing rising, confirmed cases come with it as Ford County cases reached 350 on Friday, topping Sedgwick County’s 323 and putting Ford County third highest in the state behind Wyandotte and Johnson County.
Seward County also reached a case of total of 232 with Finney County reaching 107.
Source: News – Dodge City Daily Globe – Dodge City, KSRead the full story ↗
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