Unlike other states, New Hampshire does not release any information about the age of those who test positive, except for a vague reference in the three fatal cases to say they were older than 60.
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137 Total COVID-19 Cases As Community Transmission Increases in NH
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The new cases are 12 adult men, 16 women and one female under age 18, according to the state Department of Health and Human Services.
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Officials Warn of Possible COVID-19 Exposure on Concord Coach Buses
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DHHS: “DHHS also issued guidance regarding potential community exposure of the coronavirus after DHHS determined that a person with COVID-19 was on the following Concord Coach Lines buses:”
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Temporary Hospitals Set Up For Possible COVID-19 ‘Surge’ As NH Seeks Volunteers
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It is also utilizing the New Hampshire National Guard to set up temporary sites to be used as hospitals if there is a surge and the number of COVID-19 patients exceeds the number of beds available.
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NH DHHS Details Latest Total of 101 COVID-19 Cases
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Community-based transmission has been identified in the majority of the counties in the State.
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Sununu Limits Gatherings To 10 as NH Reports 101 COVID-19 Cases and First Death
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“It is with a heavy heart that we announce today the first COVID-19-related death in New Hampshire,” Gov. Sununu said.
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Volinsky, Feltes Call on Sununu To Issue ‘Stay at Home’ Directives
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Feltes also renewed his call for the minimum unemployment benefit to be raised from $32 to $250 ensuring that no Granite Staters receive less than $1000 per month.
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Sununu: No Lockdown ‘Necessary’ as Some States Order ‘Shelter in Place’
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Gov. Chris Sununu announced a news conference set for Monday at 1 p.m. in Concord, but has not publicly spoken of a plan to order a “shelter in place” for residents, or a mandatory closure of businesses.
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Sununu To Hold News Conference Monday as COVID-19 Cases Climb to 78
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Community-based transmission has now been identified in the majority of the counties in the state.
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Sen. Fuller Clark’s Husband Tests Positive for COVID-19
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To the extent members of the public were in close contact with Sen. Fuller Clark between March 7 and March 15, they should follow the below state guidelines to protect themselves and others.