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COVID-19 death toll in Berkeley rises to 3

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MIKE PROCARIO | CREATIVE COMMONS

After remaining stable at one death for more than two months, the COVID-19 death toll in Berkeley has risen to three people.

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JULY 21, 2020

The COVID-19 death toll in the city of Berkeley has risen to three people after remaining stable at one death for more than two months.

The first death occurred in April, and the second death occurred in May. The second case was previously not counted in the city’s data, as the deceased individual was diagnosed with COVID-19 in Berkeley, but lived and died outside the city. City numbers have been readjusted to include the individual’s case after the state adjusted its classification rules.

The third death was a Berkeley resident over the age of 65 years old with underlying health conditions, which made them more likely to suffer from a more severe COVID-19 illness, according to an email from the city.

Check back for updates.

Kate Finman is the executive news editor. Contact her at [email protected] and follow her on Twitter at @KateFinman_DC.
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JULY 21, 2020


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