The latest coronavirus numbers in Kansas

TOPEKA, Kan. (KSNT) – There are 34 official cases of coronavirus in Kansas, including one death, as of March 19, according to information compiled by the state health department.

Two people from other states who test positive while in Kansas do not count toward the overall number. We have highlighted those cases separately.

Here is a breakdown of the official numbers provided by the state:

• Butler County – 1
  • Man, 72, tested positive after traveling outside
• Cherokee County – 1
  • Man, 52
• Douglas County – 1
  • Man in 20s after trip to Florida
• Franklin County – 1
  • Man
• Jackson County – 1
• Johnson County – 16
  • Woman under 50
  • Three men, ages 35 to 60, after attending conference in Florida
  • Woman in her 50s, with connections to Johnson County Community College
  • Three people tested positive after making contact with a positive person
  • No details provided on additional eight cases
• Leavenworth County – 2
• Linn County – 1
• Morris County – 2
• Wyandotte County – 8
  • Man died in nursing home
  • Two women, one in her 40s and one in her 50s
  • A male child, who attends a local private school
  • No details provided on additional case

The state does not count the following cases, which involve people who tested positive for the virus in Kansas but live in another state:

• Oregon man older than 60 tested positive in Ford County.
• Person from Missouri tested positive in Miami County.