The state of Indiana reported more than 350 new coronavirus cases on Wednesday, along with 21 additional deaths related to the virus.
According to the Indiana State Department of Health, a total of 370 new coronavirus cases have been confirmed by laboratory test results over the last 24 hours. Those new cases bring the total number of illnesses in the state to 32,437 since the pandemic began.
The 21 new deaths brings the state’s total number of fatalities to 1,871, with another 154 deaths classified as “probable COVID-19 fatalities.”
A total of 4,584 new test results were returned over the last 24 hours, bringing the state’s total number of tests to 235,333.
New medical data indicates that hospitals have nearly 82% of ventilators and 41% of ICU beds available statewide.
A new trend emerging in the demographic breakdown of coronavirus cases has seen state residents between the ages of 40 and 49 become the most impacted group by the virus. A total of 17.2 percent of cases diagnosed in the state are in individuals between those ages, barely edging out residents between 50-59 and residents between 30-39.
