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(KLZA)-- The Southeast District Health Department reports there has been a fourth confirmed case of COVID-19 in Richardson County.
That word came Sunday. According to a release, the individual is a man in is 60's who is in self-quarantine.
In addition, an Otoe County male in his 20's was also confirmed to have the virus Sunday.
That brings the total number of cases to 25 within the five-county district. 11 of the cases are in Otoe County, 6 in Johnson County and 4 each in Nemaha and Richardson counties.
No positive cases of coronavirus have been confirmed in Pawnee County.
On Friday, a female in her sixties was confirmed to have COVID-19 in Richardson County along with three people in Otoe County.
Through Sunday, Nebraska has 15,696 confirmed COVID-19 cases with 196 deaths reported.
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