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Lowell Coronavirus: Five Deaths, Over 300 Cases
As of Thursday, 29 Lowell residents have been hospitalized with the new virus.
LOWELL, MA — Five Lowell residents have died of the new coronavirus, as of Thursday, the city reported Friday. There are a total of 305 cases in the city.
Sixty Lowell residents have recovered, while 29 have been hospitalized with the new virus.
A slight majority of the Lowell cases are women. The Highlands, Centralville and Pawtucketville neighborhoods have the largest concentrations, all having over 40 cases, according to the city data report.
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As of Thursday there are over 4,000 coronavirus cases in Middlesex County and almost 19,000 in Massachusetts.
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