Massachusetts Reports 262 New Coronavirus Cases, 28 Additional Deaths
The Massachusetts Department of Public Health reported 262 new confirmed coronavirus cases and 28 additional deaths in the state on Wednesday.
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The Massachusetts Department of Public Health reported 262 new confirmed coronavirus cases and 28 additional deaths in the state on Wednesday.
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The total number of confirmed cases in the state is now 114,786 while the total number of deaths is 8,617.
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