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US – Washington, D.C. Coronavirus (COVID-19) Live Stats

Total Confirmed Cases:
35301 (-)

Total Deaths:
872 (-)

Total Recovered:
10416 (-)

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More than 150 National Guard in D.C. COVID-19 positive
Posted . Between 150 and 200 National Guard deployed to Washington, D.C., to provide security for the inaugurat
Reuters • 1/23/2021
D.C. will resume indoor dining Friday as coronavirus cases hover at elevated levels
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Washington Post • 1/21/2021
Covid-19 Kindled Washington, D.C.’s Luxury Market. The New Administration Could Make It Even Hotter.
The pandemic lit a fire under the city’s high-end home market. Real-estate agents say it could become even more competitive, as President Biden appointees descend on the U.S. capital.
Wall Street Journal • 1/21/2021
Chronic conditions included in the D.C. coronavirus vaccination plan
The D.C. government plans to give people with the following medical conditions priority to receive the coronavirus vaccine, ahead of some essential workers and the rest of the general population. ●Cancer ●Chronic kidney disease ●Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) ●Down syndrome ●Heart conditions such as heart failure,
Washington Post • 1/21/2021
All overweight D.C. residents will get priority for the coronavirus vaccine. Experts are skeptical.
More than half of the adults in the city will qualify for vaccine priority, setting up a logistical challenge.
Washington Post • 1/21/2021
Washington, D.C., area students talk about how they're coping amid COVID-19 pandemic
"CBS This Morning" national correspondent Jericka Duncan speaks to author Jason Reynolds who is the ambassador for young people's literature for the Library of Congress and has been connecting with students virtually throughout the pandemic.
CBS News • 1/15/2021
D.C. Hotels, Bars Confront Whether to Close During Biden Inauguration
What is supposed to be one of D.C.’s best weeks for business is turning into a security and reputational hazard.
Bloomberg • 1/14/2021
D.C. leaders spar over coronavirus vaccine access for poorer residents
Several Council members argued the city should reserve appointments for seniors in less affluent and majority-Black wards.
Washington Post • 1/13/2021
D.C. Reports New Peak in COVID-19 Cases
D.C. coronavirus cases reached an all-time high on Monday. And it may be too early to say what impact the insurrection will have on cases.
Washington City Paper • 1/13/2021
Frustration mounts over vaccine accessibility in D.C.; Maryland detects U.K. coronavirus variant
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Washington Post • 1/12/2021

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