Dennis Popes, health director for Miami County, said of the 32 people who were tested: “sixteen are residents, 14 staff and two visitors. Eight of those individuals have been hospitalized.
“As of right now, 11 of those are presumptive positive with the rest still pending,” Popes said.
There was one death of a man in his 90s, but that death cannot be linked to the coronavirus because tests are pending, Popes said.
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