Kaua‘i Identifies 4 New COVID Cases Sunday

The Kaua‘i District Health Office reported four new cases of COVID-19 on Sunday, three residents and one visitor.

All of the cases are travel-related and had negative pre-travel tests before arriving on Kaua‘i. One case was detected through the county’s resident post-travel testing center at the Kaua‘i War Memorial Convention Hall. Close contacts are being identified, directed to quarantine, and offered testing.

The island now has 23 confirmed active cases, all in isolation. One case remains hospitalized. There are now 99 individuals in health department-directed quarantine. The number of close contacts in quarantine may increase as the investigation continues.

Kaua‘i now has a cumulative case count of 113, of which 100 are confirmed locally, one is a probable case, and 12 are positive cases that were diagnosed elsewhere — with tests taken on the mainland whose positive results did not arrive until they were on Kaua‘i.

For more information on the state’s COVID-19 cases or the state’s Safe Travels program, visit hawaiicovid19.com.

For more information on the county’s voluntary post-travel testing program, visit kauai.gov/COVID-19.  For more information on the county’s surge testing program, visit kauai.gov/test.