According to New Hampshire health officials, there was a slight uptick in confirmed COVID-19 cases on Thursday, but no new deaths were reported for a second straight day, reports WMUR.
On Thursday, officials confirmed 41 new COVID-19 cases in the state, bringing the total for the duration of the pandemic to 7,347. At this time, there are 240 known active cases. At least four of the cases announced Thursday were in citizens under the age of 18.
For the second straight day, there were no new deaths or hospitalizations to report. This leaves the total number of deaths linked to the virus at 432, and the number of hospitalizations at 715. Ten people are currently in hospital for COVID-19.
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