Michigan announces 8 new positive COVID-19 cases, 33 cases total

DETROIT – Michigan Health officials announced Saturday night eight adults tested presumptive positive for COVID-19.

This brings the state total of COVID-19 cases to 33.

UPDATE: Gov. Whitmer: 12 new COVID-19 cases, 45 total cases in Michigan

The specimens will be sent to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention for confirmation testing.

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The new cases include:

• Detroit, adult male with history of domestic travel and contact with someone with a confirmed case.
• Oakland County, adult male with history of domestic travel.
• Oakland County, adult male with unknown travel history.
• Oakland County, adult female with history of contact with someone with a confirmed case.
• Macomb County, adult male with no known travel history and no known contact with someone with a confirmed case.
• Monroe County, adult female with history of domestic travel.
• Wayne County, adult female with unknown travel history and no known contact with someone with a confirmed case.
• Washtenaw County, adult female with history of contact with someone with a confirmed case.

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