NASHVILLE, Tenn. (CLARKSVILLENOW) – The Tennessee Department of Health is now reporting 52 confirmed cases of coronavirus (COVID-19) in the state. The number of cases in Davidson and Williamson County continues to increase. There are still no reported cases in Montgomery County.

The counties highlighted in red represent infected counties.

Campbell – 1 (note: For those who may be un-aware there is a county in Tennessee named Campbell County)
Davidson – 25
Hamilton – 1
Jefferson – 1
Knox – 1
Rutherford – 1
Sevier – 1
Shelby – 2
Sullivan – 1
Williamson – 18

Governor Lee has asked all Tennessee schools to close “as soon as possible”. (Read more) Practicing social distancing is one way the CDC has recommended limiting the spread of the virus.

In response, ,any retailers have begun to limit their hours and events have been postponed to decrease large gatherings.

The Tennessee Department of Health has now released additional information regarding individuals who have contracted the virus.

Age Range | Number of Case
Null – 23
5-18 years old – 1
19 – 30 years old – 6
31 – 40 years old – 3
41 – 50 years old – 11
51 – 64 years old – 5
65+ years old – 2

The Centers for Disease Control continues to remind all Americans that proper hygiene and good judgement will help to combat the spread of the virus.