1,436 new positive cases of COVID-19 in Massachusetts, 192 total deaths

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On April 3, the Massachusetts Public Health Department reported that the state added 1,436 more positive cases of COVID-19 bringing to total to 10,402. 38 new deaths were reported bringing the total deaths in Massachusetts to 192.

As of 4 pm today, 62,962 people in Massachusetts have been tested for COVID-19 – 6,354 in the past 24 hours.

New Bedford Mayor Jon Mitchell’s office reported this morning that New Bedford has a total of 49 positive cases of COVID-19, up from the 42 cases they reported on Wednesday. Full details here.

At 4:30 pm today, Fall River reported an additional 14 cases bringing the total in the city to 51.

Yesterday, Governor Baker detailed the latest model projections that estimate the number of confirmed cases of COVID-19 in Massachusetts could range from 47,000 to 172,000 (or 0.7% to 2.5% of the total population of Massachusetts). The models show hospitalizations would potentially peak between April 10-20. Full details here.

According to the CDC, as of April 3, the total amount of cases in The United States is 261,438 with 6,699 total deaths and 9,428 recovered.

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  1. Hello! My name is Michelle Rizzo I am at high risk of contracting covid19. I am 53 soon to be 54 on Aprile 14. I have had a brain aneurysm rupture on me and had brain surgery to put a coil in ,I had a stroke,I have rheumatoid arthritis,osteoarthritis,high blood
    pressure and asthma too. My point in telling you all this because there is special times to shop to keep them somewhat safer. I dont qualify as elderly but I am high risk,in saying that I had to get some things at the store social distancing isn’t being followed for example people waiting in line are not 6 feet apart,trying to keep away from others is very difficult if they are not following the guidlines.i was in line and a man just put his body against mine I was so scared I could not move all I could do was tighten up and say oh my God over and over this needs to be dealt with. Stores need to be more vigilant with these guidelines. Dollar General need a better way to put the registers. Stop and Shop need to enforce the distancing. I am in fear and now have to quarantine myself because I dont know if the man who pressed his body against me has the virus or not.

    Thank You
    Michelle Rizzo

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