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Pennsylvania COVID-19 cases rise to 4,087; Philly reports 1,315 cases

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FOX 29's Lauren Johnson has the latest details in Montgomery County. PHILADELPHIA - The number of confirmed COVID-19 cases in Pennsylvania rose on Monday to 4,087, with 48 reported fatalities.

Most of the people who have died or required hospitalization in Pennsylvania have been 65 or older. Philadelphia reported 1,315 total coronavirus cases within the city, with nine fatalities.

Five of the nine patients were nursing home residents, per health officials. FULL COVERAGE: CORONAVIRUS A look at the latest developments in Pennsylvania: ___ CASES Advertisement Below is a breakdown of the cases by county: – Adams County: 8 – Allegheny County: 290, including 2 deaths – Armstrong County: 3 – Beaver County: 44 – Berks County: 82, including 1 death

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