Connecticut health officials confirm 2 deaths this year from flu and RSV
Officials warn the numbers are likely to increase as we head into colder months.
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Nov 9, 2023, 2:23 PM
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Updated 260 days ago
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2ds agoHealth officials are confirming the first deaths in Connecticut this year from flu and RSV.
A person in their 80s died from flu in Middlesex County.
The first death from RSV was a person also in their 80s from New Haven County.
There were also 67 COVID-19-associated deaths in the state in October.
Officials warn the numbers are likely to increase as we head into colder months.
For more information on respiratory viral disease surveillance click here.