Health & Fitness
Danbury Reports 9 Coronavirus Deaths In November
There has been a lag in the reporting of COVID-19-associated deaths from the state Department of Public Health, Mayor Mark Boughton said.
DANBURY — Nine city residents died from the coronavirus in the month of November, based upon the latest data delivered by the state Department o Public Health. The city had previously reported just four deaths or the month.
Mayor Mark Boughton delivered the update during a Facebook livestream on Monday evening. He explained that the lag was due to a delay in the state medical examiner confirming the deaths.
Boughton reported 452 new confirmed cases of the coronavirus over the past four days: 175 on Friday, 85 on Saturday, 137 on Sunday and 55 on Monday.
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"It' very dangerous out there," Boughton said. "The spread is all over the place."
The DPH has recorded 7,048 cases of COVID-19 in Danbury since the start of the pandemic.
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