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More than 8,000 coronavirus cases reported in Ohio Sunday

Thousands of reports are still pending review and the number of actual cases could be higher.

Sunday, November 22nd 2020, 2:16 PM EST

By Corey Vallas

COLUMBUS, Ohio - Ohio has added at least another 8,133 coronavirus cases Sunday.

The state now has a total of 351,419 cases, 24,423 hospitalizations and 5,996 deaths.

Thousands of reports are still pending review and the number of actual cases could be higher.

Mahoning County has 129 new cases for a total of 6,772. There have been 660 hospitalizations and 299 deaths.

Trumbull County reported 48 new cases for a total of at least 4,806. The Trumbull County Combined Health District noted that data is incomplete due to issues with the reporting system. An additional death was reported for a total of 143 since the pandemic began.

More than 8,000 coronavirus cases reported in Ohio Sunday

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