Hamilton records 4th coronavirus death

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By Mike Rutledge
July 27, 2020
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A 60-year-old Hamilton man was the fourth in Butler County’s largest city to die of the coronavirus.

The man, who is not being named, died Sunday. He had other conditions that make people more susceptible to severe cases of COVID-19. About 350 city residents have tested positive for the disease.

The Ohio Department of Health lists Butler County as having 54 deaths. Through Sunday, the county had recorded 2,418 cases. Of those, 284 were hospitalized, according to the state.

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