Charlotte.- One in five people who have died as a result of a coronavirus infection in and around Charlotte is of Hispanic origin.
The Mecklenburg health authorities released statistics on the impact of the pandemic in the county, which reveal that 21 percent of pro-COVID-19 deaths among the community have been Hispanic, as well as 1.9 percent of those killed in nursing homes or nursing homes.
When adding the totals, according to the health department, the number of Hispanics dead in this region before February 7 is 99 cases. According to statistics from state authorities, there are 116 Latinos killed by coronavirus in Mecklenburg.
As for those infected, Hispanics in the Charlotte area represent 13.2 percent of the population.
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