The City of Hoboken has seen four new COVID-19 deaths in the past 24 hours, bringing their total to 10, as their overall number of patients is now 255.
By John Heinis/Hudson County View
“We sadly learned of four additional Hoboken residents that passed away today due to COVID-19 as two males in their early 60s, and a male and female in their 80s. Of the 10 individuals who unfortunately succumbed to the virus from Hoboken, all of them had a pre-existing medical condition,” Mayor Ravi Bhalla said in a statement.
“It’s never easy to report this news, as those individuals aren’t simply stats or numbers to report each day. They were valued members of our community, and several of the seniors lived their entire lives in Hoboken and loved our mile square.”
He continued that anyone experiencing symptoms should schedule an appointment with the Riverside Medical Group by calling 201-420-5621.
PromptMD, who has an office at 309 1st St., will also be doing coronavirus testing. To set up a tele-visit to screen your symptoms, visit their website.
This afternoon, the New Jersey Department of Health indicated that there are 5,437 coronavirus patients in Hudson County, along with 122 deaths – both the third most in the state by county.
This afternoon, the New Jersey Department of Health indicated that there are 5,437 coronavirus patients in Hudson County, along with 122 deaths – both the third most in the state by county.
Updated tallies by municipality as of 10:00 p.m. are as follows:
Jersey City – 2,015, North Bergen – 774, Union City – 689, West New York – 528, Bayonne – 331, Kearny – 288, Secaucus – 193, Weehawken – 115, Harrison – 111, Guttenberg – 89, and East Newark – 13.
