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Boston reports ‘significant increase’ in COVID cases, hospitalizations; Massachusetts lists nearly 5,000 cases

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Boston reports ‘significant increase’ in COVID cases, hospitalizations; Massachusetts lists nearly 5,000 cases
May 19, 2022 at 4:10 pm Updated May 19, 2022 at 4:14 pm
By Rick Sobey
Boston Herald

Boston health officials on Thursday reported a “significant increase” in COVID-19 cases and hospitalizations amid the omicron subvariant wave, as nearly 5,000 new virus cases were recorded across the state.
The 4,957 daily virus cases in Massachusetts was down from 5,576 reported cases last Thursday, but testing dropped 19.5% from last week.
The omicron BA.2 variant has been spreading across the region, along with the subvariant BA.2.12.1 gaining steam in New England...
 
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