According to Bring Me The News:
Minnesota's COVID-19 confirmed death toll has risen to 64, with 7 more deaths announced on Saturday.
It
means that the number of deaths from COVID-19 in Minnesota has
increased by 64 percent since Wednesday, when there were 39 deaths
confirmed.
Of the latest deaths, 3 were in Hennepin County and 1
in Ramsey County, one in Winona County, with Nicollet and Wright
counties also registering their first COVID-19 deaths. All deaths were
patients in their 80s and 90s.
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Minnesota Health Commissioner Jan Malcolm clarified this week that all
of Minnesota's COVID-19 fatalities have been confirmed with testing. If
deaths are only listed as "suspected" or "probable" of having been
caused by COVID-19, they aren't included in the death count.
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The age range for confirmed cases has been as young as 4 months old to
104 years old, with a median age of 52, while the average age of persons
who have died from the disease is 88.
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