More than 400 confirmed coronavirus cases now reported in D.C. area

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WASHINGTON - Officials in Maryland and Virginia reported a new uptick in confirmed coronavirus cases Saturday, bringing the total in the D.C. area to more than 400.

The third death in the state of Virginia was reported in Fairfax County Saturday, according to officials.

There are now 190 confirmed coronavirus cases in Maryland, and 152 in Virginia.

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Add the 116 cases already reported in the District, and the total is now 414.

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