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State and local COVID-19 update, Nov. 30, 2021

The Montana state COVID tracking map after this morning’s update listed 601 new cases, 4,092 active cases, 214 hospitalizations and 2,671 deaths. The cumulative total for the state was 2,671 cases.

Hill County Health Department said in its update Monday that 10 new cases were reported, 14 met the criteria to be considered recovered and 2 people were discharged from the hospital and 2 new deaths were reported, deaths which were listed in Friday’s edition of Havre Daily News. The county had 3 new cases, 11 met the criteria to be considered recovered and 2 were discharged from the hospital from Saturday through Monday. Monday’s reported listed 4 active cases, 3,491 total cases and 71 total deaths.

Blaine County Health Department said in its update Monday that it was notified of 9 new cases Friday through Monday and 8 met the criteria to be considered recovered with 21 active cases in the county and 1,502 total cases. The county had 1 active hospitalization and has had 28 deaths.

Rocky Boy Health Center, also reported on the Chouteau or Hill county reports, reported Monday no new cases and 3 met the criteria to be considered recovered with 6 active cases on the reservation, 1 active hospitalization and 1,198 total cases. The reservation has had 10 deaths.

Fort Belknap Indian Community, also listed in the Blaine or Phillips county numbers, reported Monday 7 new cases from last Tuesday through Monday of this week with 8 people who met the criteria to be considered recovered and 1 person was discharged with 1 active hospitalization. The reservation has had 12 deaths

Liberty County, reported on the state update this morning, had no new cases, 2 active, 266 total cases, 2 deaths.

Chouteau County, reported on the state update this morning, had 1 new case, 7 active, 7 total cases, 8 deaths.

People can find online where vaccines are available in their area through https://vaccinefinder.org, operated by Boston’s Children’s Hospital and supported by Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and the United States Digital Service.

 

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