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COVID-19 In Minnesota: 663 Confirmed Deaths, 9 More 'Probable'
With four more days left in Minnesota's Stay Home order, the state's death toll from COVID-19 is at 663.
MINNESOTA — Twenty-five deaths were added to Minnesota's confirmed toll from the new coronavirus Thursday. The overall death toll is at 663.
In addition, there are nine "probable COVID-19" deaths, state health officials say. Probable means that COVID-19 is listed on the death certificate, but a positive test has not yet been documented for the person.
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Total cases requiring hospitalization: 1,915
- Hospitalized as of Thursday: 498
- Hospitalized in ICU as of Thursday: 203
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Gov. Tim Walz says the Stay Home order will not be extended. However, it will be replaced with a looser order called "Stay Safe MN."
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