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Published: 2020-07-01 13:26:00Updated: 2020-07-02 09:36:15Local NewsTags:By Jodi Leese Glusco, WRAL director of digital contentDurham and Wake counties both added 100 new cases of coronavirus Thursday, pushing the statewide total to 67,016 cases confirmed since the outbreak began in March.The number of new coronavirus cases reported in North Carolina Wednesday – 1,843 – set a record. It is the largest number of cases reported on a single day since the outbreak began.New casesNew deathsNew laboratory confirmed cases and deaths are based on daily reporting from the N.C. Department of Health and Human Services via the agency's . The dashboard started publishing case counts on March 13 and death counts on March 26. Because these case and death numbers can lag slightly based on the time it takes labs to process tests and health officials to confirm cases, we're also calculating a seven-day rolling average to show the curve of cases. NOTE: This chart now includes cases and deaths identified through antigen testing, which DHHS began reporting on its dashboard on Sept. 25.More than half of all cases in the state were reported in June.In March, the state reported 1,528 cases of coronavirus; In April, that number was&nbsp;9,316;&nbsp;In May,&nbsp;17,786 and in June&nbsp;36,768, or 56% of the total.Of those, many have relatively mild symptoms, and some people show no symptoms at all. Most of those who have tested positive have since recovered. On Monday, the state reported that 45,538 people have recovered from the virus.For some, especially those with underlying health conditions, COVID-19 can be fatal. To date, of it in North Carolina, and 901 are currently in the hospital.+tototoTotal CasesCases per 100,000This North Carolina map of COVID-19 cases is updated around-the-clock by the WRAL newsroom as we receive information from state and county health officials on new positive tests for the coronavirus. Click on or hover over any highlighted county in the map to see details of the cases in that county. Darker shaded counties have the highest number of cases.Source: N.C. DHHS, local health departmentsGraphic: Alex Phillips, WRALThe increase in cases comes along with an increase in testing, and with an expansion of tests to anyone who wants one. July 1 was also a record day in North Carolina for the number of coronavirus tests administered – 32,205. The state has been averaging about 21,500 tests per day, with about 7% of those tests coming back positive.North Carolina has run almost 1 million coronavirus tests since March.11show allTags:Web EditorCopyright 2020 by Capitol Broadcasting Company. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten or redistributed.Our has changed. If you would like to comment, please share on social media using the icons below and comment there.SPONSOR

Published: 2020-07-01 13:26:00Updated: 2020-07-02 09:36:15Local NewsTags:By Jodi Leese Glusco, WRAL director of digital contentDurham and Wake counties both added 100 new cases of coronavirus Thursday, pushing the statewide total to 67,016 cases confirmed since the outbreak began in March.The number of new coronavirus cases reported in North Carolina Wednesday – 1,843 – set a record. It is the largest number of cases reported on a single day since the outbreak began.New casesNew deathsNew laboratory confirmed cases and deaths are based on daily reporting from the N.C. Department of Health...

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