Fall River: 3 more dead due to COVID-19 Thursday

Fall River has seen more deaths and confirmed positive cases of COVID-19.

25 additional cases of COVID-19 have been identified in Fall River, according to the Mayor’s Office. This brings the total in Fall River to 1,078.

The death toll from the coronavirus in Fall River has grown to 25 after 3 more deaths.

The Fall River Health Department is in contact with the individuals who have tested positive as well as their contacts.

Thursday’s numbers revealed 18 additional cases and two more deaths, bring the total fatalities to 19. Friday, 33 more cases were announced in addition to the city’s twentieth death. Saturday saw a reduction with 26 new cases announced. Sunday’s report added 25 more cases. Monday revealed 14 more cases of the coronavirus. Tuesday, 39 more cases of COVID-19 was announced. Wednesday brought 11 more cases.

Fall River saw the low case number despite a high number of testing done in the state.

Massachusetts passes 90,000 COVID-19 cases, 500,000 tests.

The Mayor continues to encourage residents to practice social distancing. This means keeping a distance of 6ft between individuals. Coogan states that he also wants Fall Riverites to continue to wash your hands on a regular basis, clean and disinfect frequently touched surfaces, and stay home as much as possible, especially when you are sick, and wear a face covering when out in public.

The City of Fall River wants to remind residents that the Online Payments Center gives residents a way to pay bills online 24-hours a day, 7-days a week. Real Estate, Personal Property, Motor Vehicle Excise, Boat Excise Taxes and Public Utility payments are accepted. You can also use this system to pay for Municipal Lien Certificates. https://www.fallriverma.org/online-payments/

There is also a drop-off box on the Third Street Entrance of Government Center where residents can drop their payments in sealed envelopes.