Governor Steve Bullock has confirmed four more cases of COVID-19 in Montana.

  • The Yellowstone County patient is a female in their 20s.
  • The Yellowstone County patient is a male in their 20s.
  • The Yellowstone County patient is a male in their 20s.
  • The Roosevelt County patient is a female in their 70s, acquired through international travel.

These cases bring Montana’s total number of cases to 15.

According to Bullock, DPHHS and the local county health departments are working urgently to learn more details about the four individual’s exposure risk, travel history, and to identify and communicate with anyone who may have been in close contact with the patients.

The press release said all confirmed patients will be isolated or quarantined pursuant to public health guidelines, and anyone who came into close contact with them will be monitored for 14 days per CDC guidance.

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