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HONOLULU, Hawaii (HawaiiNewsNow) - The state Department of Health has released its most detailed report to date about known cases and clusters in Hawaii.The added details come after months of media inquiries and public pressure for the department to offer specific details on where clusters are occurring without compromising patient information.In the new details released Tuesday night, the Health Department said of Monday’s cases, 158 were adults and 16 were children. On Tuesday, the numbers were 129 adults and five children.The DOH adds that out of Tuesday’s new cases, 105 cases were community spread, 23 are unknown sources, and seven cases have a travel-related exposure.The state says of all Hawaii’s COVID-19 cases, 93% are Hawaii residents, 2% are non-residents from other states or countries, and information is pending for 5%.Additional details direct from the department on clusters in Honolulu are listed below. They fall short in some cases of naming specific businesses and establishments:On Oahu, many cases are new, and not associated with other cases. 27 are pending residence location; 53 in Honolulu and at least 10 in Ewa Beach with smaller numbers scattered in other areas of the island, the DOH said.Over on Maui, there are small clusters emerging from a construction site, the DOH said.“In another cluster, five Maui residents held a party on Oahu; one case from the party attended another gathering while ill/symptomatic and nine cases were later associated with this party (5 primary, 4 secondary). In another cluster, a healthcare facility has 13 positive staff and 11 positive patients,” the department said.Below is the chart containing information on confirmed cases in long-term care facilities and communities in Hawaii:Copyright 2020 Hawaii News Now. All rights reserved.

HONOLULU, Hawaii (HawaiiNewsNow) - The state Department of Health has released its most detailed report to date about known cases and clusters in Hawaii.The added details come after months of media inquiries and public pressure for the department to offer specific details on where clusters are occurring without compromising patient information.In the new details released Tuesday night, the Health Department said of Monday’s cases, 158 were adults and 16 were children. On Tuesday, the numbers were 129 adults and five children.The DOH adds that out of Tuesday’s new cases, 105 cases were...

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