FRANKFORT, Ky. (LEX 18) — Gov. Beshear announced during his Wednesday press conference that there are 93 new cases of COVID-19 in Kentucky. According to kycovid19.ky.gov, there are 680 total cases of COVID-19 in Kentucky.
Beshear also announced two more coronavirus-related deaths in Kentucky, bringing the state's coronavirus-related death total to 20.
The two new fatalities are a 60-year-old man in Daviess County and a 76-year-old woman in Hopkins County. It is the second coronavirus-related death reported in Hopkins County.
Beshear also urged Kentuckians to complete the census while they are social distancing at home.
"If we are healthy at home, we have plenty of time to complete the census. After all this is over the census and how many we have sent back in is going to set how much federal aid we have in a number of key critical areas," Beshear explained. "We talk about your social distancing being your patriotic duty as an American and a citizen of the Commonwealth, so is the census. This is going to make rebuilding, restocking and moving forward much easier if we have every household across Kentucky doing this."
The day-by-day numbers of cases of COVID-19 in Kentucky dating back to March 20 are listed below.
March 20 - 63 confirmed cases
March 21 - 87 confirmed cases
March 22 - 103 confirmed cases
March 23 - 124 confirmed cases
March 24 - 163 confirmed cases
March 25 - 198 confirmed cases
March 26 - 248 confirmed cases
March 27 - 302 confirmed cases
March 28 - 394 confirmed cases
March 29 - 439 confirmed cases
March 30 - 480 confirmed cases
March 31 - at least 591 confirmed cases
April 1 - at least 680 cases
