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Home»COVID-19»Peninsula cases increase by 34 in a week
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Peninsula cases increase by 34 in a week

By Cameron McCulloughAugust 20, 2020Updated:August 20, 2020No Comments1 Min Read
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The Mornington Peninsula has had 34 new cases of coronavirus in the last week.

The peninsula has had a total of 155 cases, and 60 are still active, an increase in active cases of 17 over the week.

The City of Frankston had an increase of 39 cases in the last week bringing the total cases to 194.

City of Frankston’s active cases have stayed stable since a week ago at 77.

The City of Casey has had an increase of 125 cases in the last week bringing their total to 822 cases with 228 still active.

The City of Kingston has had 49 cases in the last 24 hours bringing their total to 257 cases with 111 still active.

The Mornington Peninsula currently ranks as the 29th worst affected Local Government Area in Victoria.

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