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10 New COVID-19 Deaths on Back to Back Days in MA

By Tom Marino | March 27, 2020
Last Updated: February 2, 2021

On Friday, March 27, the Department of Public Health [DPH] reported 10 new COVID-19 related deaths in Massachusetts.

There have now been 35 deaths in the state attributed to the coronavirus pandemic.

None of the newly reported deaths were residents of Worcester County.

The ten new deaths include:

Gender Age County Preexisting
Conditions
Hospitalization
Male 60s Berkshire Yes Yes
Male 60s Norfolk Unkown Unkown
Male 80s Middlesex Yes Unkown
Female 80s Norfolk Unkown Unkown
Female 80s Norfolk Unkown Yes
Female 80s Norfolk Yes Unkown
Female 90s Berkshire Unkown Yes
Female 90s Franklin Unkown Unkown
Female 90s Bristol Yes Unkown
Male 90s Barnstable Unkown Yes

 

Test Results

Since the report yesterday, Thursday, March 26, 5,750 new test results have been delivered.

There are a total of 823 new positive test results in Friday’s report.

Through today, 29,371 total tests have been completed. A total of 3,240 have been positive for COVID-19.

 

Cases by County

The DPH also reports positive cases by county of individuals who tested positive.

Middlesex and Suffolk Counties have the most total cases of any in the state with 685 and 631, respectively.

Combined those two counties account for more than four out of every 10 cases in Massachusetts.

County Positive
Cases
Percentage of
State Total
Barnstable 100 3.09%
Berkshire 105 3.24%
Bristol 129 3.98%
Dukes and Nantucket 4 0.12%
Essex 350 10.80%
Franklin 24 0.74%
Hampden 90 2.78%
Hampshire 20 0.62%
Middlesex 685 21.14%
Norfolk 393 12.13%
Plymouth 187 5.77%
Suffolk 631 19.48%
Worcester 219 6.76%
Unknown 303 9.35%

 

Cases by Age

By age, cases are also evenly disbursed. While only one person under the age of 60 has died, 54% of positive cases in the state have occurred in individuals under 50 years of age.

Age Group Positive
Cases
Percentage of
State Total
≤19 years of age 63 1.94%
20-29 years of age 567 17.50%
30-39 years of age 581 17.93%
40-49 years of age 526 16.23%
50-59 years of age 597 18.43%
60-69 years of age 442 13.64%
≥ 70 years of age 462 14.26%
Unknown 2 0.06%

 

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