Coronavirus In Indiana County: First COVID-19 Case Confirmed
INDIANA, Pa. (KDKA) - Indiana County has reported its first confirmed positive case of coronavirus.
The Indiana Regional Medical Center says on Wednesday that results came back from the Pennsylvania Department of Health, confirming a COVID-19 case in the county.
The patient has been notified and has been in self-quarantine since last Monday, the Indiana Regional Medical Center says. They haven't required hospitalization.
No other details are available at this time.
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