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Live updates: 15-year-old dies after testing positive as toll hits five-day high; Md. reports spike in infections after testing surge y Justin Jouvenal and Dana Hedgpeth May 19, 2020 at 1:15 p.m. PDT The number of known coronavirus cases in the District, Maryland and Virginia was 81,125 on Tuesday, with 41,546 cases in Maryland, 32,145 in Virginia and 7,434 in the District. The number of virus-related deaths reached 2,081 in Maryland, 1,041 in Virginia and 400 in the District, for a total of 3,522 fatalities. From Monday: With death rate flattening, D.C. sees potential reopening on horizon; Virginia Beach set to reopen Friday Here are some of the most significant recent developments as the region responds to the pandemic of the novel coronavirus, which causes the disease covid-19: • The District, Maryland and Virginia announced 93 new covid-19 fatalities, the highest in five days. Maryland reported 58 covid-19 fatalities and 1,784 new cases — the highest single-day increase in infections. The spike coincides with more than 7,100 new test results received, one of the highest in one day since the governor set a goal of testing 10,000 people daily. • A 15-year-old in Maryland has died after testing positive for the coronavirus, officials said, marking the first pediatric death in Baltimore County associated with the pandemic. The teenager had “symptoms of an inflammatory syndrome associated with COVID-19 infection that has been documented in children in New York and other locations,” according to a statement from local officials. • D.C. Mayor Muriel E. Bowser said she spoke to President Trump on Tuesday and made the case for the District receiving the same covid-19 relief funding as the 50 states. As part of the federal coronavirus relief legislation, all states received at least $1.25 billion, but the District was treated as a territory and instead received nearly $500 million. • The annual Chincoteague Pony Swim on Virginia’s Eastern Shore has been canceled for the first time since World War II because of the coronavirus outbreak. Chincoteague and nearby Assateague Island are known for their free-ranging herds of wild horses. An annual pony swim in the summer between the two spots draws thousands of visitors.