Malden Coronavirus: Over 200 Cases Confirmed

MALDEN, MA — The number of confirmed cases of the coronavirus in Malden has surpassed 200, according to the city's weekly update. As of Thursday, April 9, there are 245 people in isolation who have tested positive for the virus. Health officials are monitoring an additional 313 residents.

No deaths from the coronavirus have been reported in Malden.

Updates on the coronavirus in Malden:

• Health Department issues orders to grocery stores in order to effectuate more stringent protocols.
• Mayor Christenson signs executive order on collection of taxes, interest, penalties and fees relative to payments due.
• School committee votes to accept Malden Public Schools' Remote Learning Plan which started on April 6.

State and Federal Updates

• Gov. Baker takes steps to encourage social distancing at state parks and beaches.
• Gov. Baker signs legislation affording municipalities relief in key areas such as, state and local taxes and extension of permitting deadlines.
• Massachusetts Department of Public Health issues guidelines for grocery stores.
• CDC now recommendsthat everyone wear a face mask when outside the home.
• Information on unemployment.

City Services Update

• Recycling changes began April 6th. Visit www.cityofmalden.org/trash for information
• All city buildings remain closed to the public but employees are available during regular business hours for telephone inquiries and emails Please call 781-397-7000.
• Please visit the City Services Status page for a complete listing of all City Departments and regular updates in services.