RI Coronavirus Update: 114 More Cases, 4 Total Deaths

There was another spike in cases of the new coronavirus in Rhode Island on Monday. A total of 114 new cases and one death were announced. The amount of new cases was the largest single-day total since the outbreak started.

So far, more than 400 people have contracted the coronavirus and four have died in the state. Gov. Gina Raimondo recently announced all Rhode Island schools will be closed through April to contain the spread of the virus.

The latest town-by-town breakdown of cases from the Rhode Island Department of Health is listed below.

Rhode Island coronavirus cases by town

• Barrington: 8
• Bristol: 5
• Burrillville: 8
• Central Falls: 5
• Charlestown: less than 5
• Coventry: 6
• Cranston: 35
• Cumberland: 10
• East Greenwich: less than 5
• East Providence: 17
• Exeter: less than 5
• Foster: less than 5
• Glocester: less than 5
• Hopkinton: less than 5
• Jamestown: less than 5
• Johnston: 8
• Lincoln: less than 5
• Little Compton: less 5
• Middletown: 6
• Narragansett: less than 5
• New Shoreham: 0
• Newport: 7
• North Kingstown: 8
• North Providence: 16
• North Smithfield: less than 5
• Pawtucket: 32
• Portsmouth: less than 5
• Providence: 71
• Richmond: 0
• Scituate: less than 5
• Smithfield: 6
• South Kingstown: 8
• Tiverton: 5
• Warren: less than 5
• Warwick: 17
• West Greenwich: 0
• West Warwick: 8
• Westerly: 8
• Woonsocket: less than 5

The latest data shows a sudden, sharp increase in the number of new cases over the past few days, drastically raising the state's total number of cases.

So far, most of the cases have been between the ages of 30 and 69, with the highest concentration between 50 and 59 years old.

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