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Allegheny County and other neighbor counties drop to ‘low’ COVID-19 community transmission level

Allegheny County and other neighbor counties drop to ‘low’ COVID-19 community transmission level The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention announced that Allegheny County and several other counties in southwestern Pennsylvania have reached the “low” community transmission level of COVID-19.

ALLEGHENY COUNTY — The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention announced that Allegheny County and several other counties in southwestern Pennsylvania have reached the “low” community transmission level of COVID-19.

The only county still at the “medium” level is Greene County.

Butler, Beaver, Lawrence, Armstrong, Indiana, Westmoreland, Fayette and Washington Counties were some of the areas that have been dropped to the “low” level.

Allegheny County has seen around 164 cases of COVID-19 in the last seven days.

The county reached “high” community transmission levels on May 27.

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The county was seeing more than 4,300 cases of COVID-19 during that week.

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