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The numbers just keep going up.
Pennsylvania set a record with 2,900 new cases of COVID-19. It marks the largest single-day increase since the state began counting cases. Throughout the Commonwealth, the total now stands at 220,566 cases.
Centre County added 55 cases of COVID-19 on Thursday. Clinton County added two cases. Centre County now stands at 4,421 total cases, while Clinton County stands at 299 cases.
The Pennsylvania Department of Health reported 47 new deaths, bringing the statewide total to 8,937.
As far as negative tests are concerned, Centre County added 412 negative tests. A total of 38,303 Centre County residents have tested negative for the virus. Clinton County added 22 negative tests. Its total now stands at 5,240.
Lycoming added 12 cases on Thursday, according to DOH data. Its total now stands at 1,043. In other nearby counties, the numbers look like this: Blair (1,733), Cambria (1,410), Union (759), Clearfield (554), Potter (69) and Cameron (14).
For more information about COVID-19 or to take a closer look at the numbers, visit health.pa.gov.