(Updated 10:45-a.m., 6/11/20) – The Iowa Department of Public Health’s COVID-19 dashboard as of mid-day today (Thursday), shows nine more people have died from the virus over the past 24-hours, for a total of 638. Of the 207,057 tests that have been completed, 22,785 Iowans tested positive for COVID-19, an increase of 331 since Wednesday. Negative test results amount to 183,872. The number of Iowans who have recovered from the virus was up 475 to 13,827.

RMCC data show Iowans who are hospitalized with COVID-19 number 242, three less than yesterday. Officials say 75 are in an ICU (two more than Wednesday), 20 were admitted over the past 24-hours, and 48 were on ventilators. In RMCC Region 4 (southwest/western IA): 8 people are hospitalized (2 more than Wed.), 3 are in an ICU (up 1 from Wed.), two persons were admitted to the hospital, and 2 are on ventilators.

Long-Term Care (LTC) facility outbreaks are down to 36. The number of LTC staff/patient testing positive for COVID-19 was up slightly, to 1,376. Those who have recovered are up just a bit, to 808, and there were no changes to the LTC facility-related deaths, which stands at 312.

Here’s the latest county-by-county breakdown, with the number of positive cases, and (The number recovered):

• Cass: 13 (12)
• Adair: 10 (9)
• Adams: 7 (4)
• Audubon: 14 (10) (1 new positive case since Wed.)
• Guthrie: 55 (38)
• Montgomery: 9 (6)
• Pottawattamie: 441 (228)
• Shelby: 43 (35) ( 1 new positive case since Wed.)