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Spike in Vanderburgh County COVID-19 Cases Causes Concerns

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Spike in Vanderburgh County COVID-19 Cases Causes Concerns
Spike in Vanderburgh County COVID-19 Cases Causes Concerns

Though restrictions on gathering sizes were eased with Indiana's entry into Stage 5 of reopening, officials in Vanderburgh County are still stressing the importance of taking precautionary measures against the spread of COVID-19 - especially ahead of the holiday season.

The holidays just around the corner -- health officials are worried about family gatherings and people not taking the virus seriously.

There are more than 180- thousand people in evansville but only 46- thousand have been tested for the virus.

The health department now concerned for those between 20-29 years old.*38-percent of all positive cases in the county are from those 29 and under.

We know when youe together with a lot of people there is a higher risk and if it indoors at a bar or a nightclub or other things, like peoples houses and youe not social distancing and youe not wearing masks there a higher risk and there going to be more sprea?

It is still a state mandate to wear your mask while out in public near large groups of people - or while inside bars- restaurants or retailers- although cases are rising - indiana's gov.

Saying the state will re-evaluate the

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