• a 29-year-old doctor (first doctor infected with COVID-19 in Vietnam) who developed a sore throat on March 19 and, one day later, also cough, muscle aches, and fever
• an international student in the Netherlands who returned home on March 15
• a 44-year-old woman who lives in the Czech Republic
• a 30-year-old man and a 23-year-old woman from Cambodia
• a 29-year-old man who had traveled to Indonesia and Thailand
• a 27-year-old man who is a foreign language teacher and had contacts with previously confirmed cases
• a 58-year-old male who had returned from the US

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• 21 cases are from Spain
• 10 from Colombia
• 3 from the US
• 3 from the Dominican Republic
• 3 from Italy
• 2 from Brazil
• 1 from Peru

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• 4 new deaths and 590 new cases in New Jersey [source]
• 6 new deaths in Georgia [source]
• 4 new deaths in California: including the 1st death in Monterey County (an adult with an underlying health condition)  [source]
• 4 new deaths in Louisiana (the other 2 mentioned in the report have been already counted in yesterday’s totals for the state):  an 83-year-old Orleans Parish resident, a 50-year-old Orleans resident, a 77-year-old Jefferson Parish resident and a 90-year-old Orleans Parish resident. All aside from the 83-year-old individual had underlying medical conditions [source]
• 3 new deaths in Michigan: a 52-year-old man with underlying health conditions  [source], the first death in West Michigan: a man in his 70s  [source] and an 90-year-old woman  [source]
• 1 new death in Florida
• 1 new death in Colorado [source]
• 1 new death in Virginia, the 1st in Fairfax County: a man in his 60s who acquired COVID-19 through contact with a previously reported case [source]
• 1 new death in Indiana [source]
• 1 new death in Kentucky: a 67-year-old man from Anderson County with underlying health conditions  [source]
• 1 new death in Kansas. Health officials have ordered Kansas City-area residents to stay at home for 30 days, starting Tuesday [source]

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• Among the deaths: a 34-year-old man in Rome with no existing health conditions (according to reports) who died after being hospitalized for 4 days in sub‐intensive care. He had developed a fever after returning from Barcelona, Spain [source]
• “We expect to see the first effects of the stringent lockdown measures adopted on March 11 after 2-3 weeks, so the coming week will be absolutely crucial in this sense: we expect to finally see a  sign of trend reversal,” said Franco Locatelli, President of the Health Council [source]

• 269 new cases and 11 new deaths in Washington State [source]
• 112 new cases in Massachusetts, total rises to 525 [source]
• New York now has over 10,000 cases [source] New York is doing more tests than any other state in the United States, according to Governor Cuomo, who said 45,000 tests have been performed in New York State, compared to 23,000 in California (which has twice the population) and 23,000 in Washington State (with 1/3 of the population, therefore maintaining a higher number of tests per capita compared to New York)

New deaths include:

• 1st death in Minnesota: a Ramsey County resident in their 80s [source]
• 10 new deaths in New York  [source]
• 5 new deaths in New Jersey  [source]
• 1 new death in Oregon, first in Marion County [source]
• 1st death in Tennessee: a 73-year old man with underlying health conditions in Nashville [source]
• 1st death in Arizona: a Maricopa County man in his 50s with underlying health conditions [source]
• 1 death in Ohio: an 85-year-old man was an Erie County [source]
• 2 new deaths in South Carolina: elderly people suffering from underlying health conditions [source]
• 1 death in California: the first death in Contra Costa County: a patient in their 70s [source]
• 1 death in Maryland: a Baltimore County resident in his 60s who suffered from underlying medical conditions  [source] D.C. schools will be closed until April 27
• 1 death in Missouri:  a woman in her 60s, who suffered from multiple health problems prior to being diagnosed with COVID-19 [source]

• an 83-year-old man with a history of family contact from Europe who was admitted on March 15 in the intensive care unit
• a 75-year-old woman with travel history to Spain
• a 47-year-old with travel history to Spain
• a 69-year-old with travel history to Spain who died at home
• a 78-year-old with high blood pressure

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• 55% are male and 44% are female
• the median age of confirmed cases is 44 years
• 30% of cases have been hospitalized
• 13 cases admitted to ICU – representing 2% of all cases hospitalized
• 147 cases – 25% of cases are associated with healthcare workers
• Dublin has the highest number of cases at 55%, followed by Cork 15%

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