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Despite variant concerns, Allegheny County COVID cases remain relatively low | New Pittsburgh Courier

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Amid the rise of the Delta variant, Allegheny County appears to have avoided the increase in COVID-19 transmission that several parts of the country have faced, a success county officials credit to its comparatively high vaccination rate. There has, however, been a slight increase in detected infections, with 42 cases reported on Thursday. “Our numbers … Continued

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