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Coronavirus Cases Continue To Rise

Video Credit: KDKA CBS 2 Pittsburgh - Duration: 00:20s - Published on October 17, 2020

Coronavirus Cases Continue To Rise

Coronavirus cases have been on the rise in Pennsylvania and Allegheny County.

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