The state Department of Health has reported 144 new COVID-19 cases, including five on the Big Island.
The state Department of Health has reported 144 new COVID-19 cases, including five on the Big Island.
The remaining 139 cases are on Oahu.
A majority of new COVID-19 cases continue to be associated with community spread, the DOH said.
Clusters currently under investigation include six cases linked to a hot yoga class, 71 linked to a series of funeral events and 12 cases associated with a birthday party.
Today’s cases bring the statewide tally to 2,591, including 122 on Hawaii Island.
The state today also reported its 27th coronavirus-related death.
The Honolulu man was between 40 and 59 with underlying medical conditions. An investigation into his death continues.
“We all extend our condolences to the family and friends of this man,” state Health Director Bruce Anderson said. “Every death reminds us how very serious this disease is. Coronavirus can strike down anyone of any age. We can all protect each other and prevent more hospitalizations and deaths.”
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