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Traces of coronavirus in Mass wastewater tick down for one region, up in another

Traces of coronavirus in Mass. wastewater tick down for one region, up in another Amanda Kaufman © Lane Turner/Globe Staff The MWRA s Deer Island Sewage Treatment Plant is seen from Spectacle Island in Boston Harbor. The amount of coronavirus found in wastewater at the Massachusetts Water Resources Authority’s Deer Island treatment plant ticked downward for the northern section of the MWRA system, which includes Boston, but were slightly higher for the southern section, new data show. The latest tests, which were conducted up until Monday, come after levels last week reached their highest recorded since the pandemic began. The seven-day average of virus detections appears to have begun leveling off for both sections.

7 charts that show how the coronavirus is making a disturbing comeback in Mass

The coronavirus pandemic is making a comeback in Massachusetts. Though the upcoming rollout of vaccines to protect people against the deadly disease offers a glimmer of hope, the initial amounts will be limited, and the winter months ahead are expected to be grim and harrowing, both in Massachusetts and nationally. These seven charts paint a sobering picture of where we are in the current surge — and offer signs of where we might be heading. Advertisement 1. The number of cases reported per day In this first chart, daily case totals reported by the state are shown since the beginning of the pandemic, along with seven-day averages. The chart shows a mountain of cases per day in the spring as a terrified state hunkered down at home, a decrease in cases to a low point around late June, and then a disturbing rise in cases again starting around late September.

Mass coronavirus death toll passes 11,000 - The Boston Globe

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