Wantagh, Seaford coronavirus updates, as of May 2, 2020, show four new cases

Levittown posts increase of 21, while county toll continues to climb unabated

Posted Thursday, April 30, 2020 12:00 am

Nassau County Executive Laura Curran delivering her State of the County address on April 23; The Covid virus has continued its deadly course through the county, with 398 new cases reported since Friday

Courtesy Nassau County

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The updates for Covid-19 cases in Seaford, Wantagh and Levitown, as of late May 2, showed a total of 25 new cases. Wantagh, including North Wantagh, showed no increase, but Seaford had four new confirmed cases, according to Nassau County figures. The biggest increase was in Levittown, with 21 new cases, a 2.4 percent gain from the previous total.

The virus continued to devastate Nassau County as a whole, with 398 new cases and 25 fatalities.

	Number of cases
Seaford	212
Wantagh, incl. N. Wantagh	415
Levittown	881
Nassau County cases	36,519
Nassau County fatalities	1,745
Source: Nassau County

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Wantagh, Seaford coronavirus updates, as of May 2, 2020, show four new cases

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