COVID Latest: Massachusetts Reports 2,744 New Cases, 47 Additional Deaths
The Massachusetts Department of Public Health reported 2,744 new confirmed COVID cases and 47 additional deaths in the state on Wednesday.
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The Massachusetts Department of Public Health reported 2,744 new confirmed COVID cases and 47 additional deaths in the state on Wednesday.
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Massachusetts is set to begin a COVID rapid test program that will allow students and staff to be tested if they are showing symptoms.
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Mayor Marty Walsh didn't rule out shutting down Boston restaurants and other businesses again if the number of coronavirus cases reported in the city continues to rise.
Health officials reported 2,263 new confirmed COVID cases and 20 additional deaths in Massachusetts on Tuesday.
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The Massachusetts Department of Public Health reported 1,967 new confirmed COVID cases and 12 additional deaths in the state on Monday.
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