“We’ve had the most cases, the most hospitalizations and the most deaths in November than we’ve had since the beginning of the pandemic,” Patterson said.
The county’s previous record month was October, where the county saw 41 deaths.
Clark County had 5,637 cases, 133 deaths and five probable deaths of the coronavirus as of Sunday afternoon, according to the Ohio Department of Health.
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