Riverside County coronavirus cases increase to 946

Riverside County health officials confirmed 147 new coronavirus cases on Monday, April 6. The total number of cases is now 946.

The total number of deaths also increased to 25. No information has been released on the six new deaths, however, Palm Springs reported two new deaths since April 5.

The number of patients who have recovered remained at 60.

Cases by each Coachella Valley city (As of 4/6/2020)

• Palm Springs
  Confirmed Cases: 57
  Deaths: 7

• Indio
  Confirmed Cases: 51
  Deaths: 2

• Palm Desert
  Confirmed Cases: 45
  Deaths: 2

• Coachella
  Confirmed Cases: 36
  Deaths: 0

• Cathedral City
  Confirmed Cases: 29
  Deaths: 1

• La Quinta
  Confirmed Cases: 24
  Deaths: 0

• Rancho Mirage
  Confirmed Cases: 18
  Deaths: 2

• Indian Wells
  Confirmed Cases: 8
  Deaths: 0

• Desert Hot Springs
  Confirmed Cases: 8
  Deaths: 0

• Community of Mecca
  Confirmed Cases: 3
  Deaths: 0

• Community of Bermuda Dunes
  Confirmed Cases: 3
  Deaths: 0

• Community of Oasis
  Confirmed Cases: 2
  Deaths: 0

• Community of Thousand Palms
  Confirmed Cases: 2
  Deaths: 0

• Community of Sky Valley
  Confirmed Cases: 1
  Deaths: 0

Palm Springs has the third most cases by a city throughout Riverside County, but the most deaths with seven. Moreno Valley has the most with 90 cases (2 deaths), followed by Riverside with 83 cases (0 deaths).

Cases by age range:

• 0 to 4: 4
• 5 to 17: 11
• 18 to 39: 264
• 40 to 64: 441
• 65 to 79: 136
• 80 +: 40

Cases by gender:

• Female: 454
• Male: 443

If you are feeling symptoms, health experts say to call ahead and notify your healthcare provider.

If you want to be seen at Eisenhower Health, call their 24-hour coronavirus hotline first at 760-837-8988 or 760-TEST988. Avoid the spread of this illness.

You can call the Centers for Disease Control with any questions at 211 and 800–CDC –INFO (800 – 232 – 4636).

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