City of Framingham Announces 33 new Coronavirus Cases and its 140th & 141st COVID-19 Deaths

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FRAMINGHAM – The City of Framingham announced 33 new COVID-19 cases since Friday.

Since the pandemic, there have been 141 deaths, as the city announced two new deaths today, October 19

The state has designated Framingham as a high-risk community for COVID-19 community.

The City has been a red community for 7 consecutive weeks.

Tonight, between 5 and 10 p.m., the state will use the wireless emergency alert to provide a message about the coronavirus to the top 10 communities impacted the hardest. That includes the City of Framingham.

Superintendent of Bob Tremblay announced a delay to hybrid learning from November to January 2021, earlier this month.

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Framingham has had a total of 2,477. coronavirus cases since the pandemic began.

The good news is 2,145 individuals have recovered, or more than 85%.

Active cases in the City of Framingham are up from 186 to 191.

As of today, there are 127 individual in quarantine.

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