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Posted on: March 31, 2020

[ARCHIVED] Whatcom County COVID-19 Update for March 31,2020

On March 31, the Whatcom County Health Department is confirming 19 new cases of COVID-19 in Whatcom County. The total number of confirmed cases is 139. We are experiencing a delay in our negative results reporting today and will update our COVID-19 page as soon as we get those results. 

Visit our COVID-19 website for complete case numbers and more information. Media can email a Public Information Officer through Whatcom Unified Command.

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