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Lanai is grappling with a growing COVID-19 outbreak, with at least 38 confirmed cases on the island of 3,000 people.

The state is reporting three additional COVID-19 fatalities Thursday and 102 new infections in the islands.

All of the new deaths are on Oahu. They bring the death toll from the virus in Hawaii to 206.

Of the 102 cases, 52 were on Oahu, 29 were on the Big Island and 18 were on Maui.

The new cases push the statewide total for cases in Hawaii since the pandemic began to 14,335. Of those, some 3,100 cases are “active” and have not been released from isolation.

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Hawaii reported 14 additional COVID-19 fatalities on Wednesday, bringing the official death toll from the virus in Hawaii to 203.

The state Health Department did not immediately provide any details on the deaths.

But sources told HNN that 10 of the fatalities ― which are on Hawaii County ― are from previous weeks. The remaining four were on Oahu.

Meanwhile, the state reported 78 new infections Wednesday.

Of those, 65 cases are on Oahu, nine on the Big Island, and four on Lanai.

The new cases push the statewide total for cases in Hawaii since the pandemic began to 14,233. Of those, some 3,045 cases are “active” and have not been released from isolation.

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The state is reporting two additional COVID-19 fatalities on Tuesday and 91 new infections.

The two new deaths are on Oahu. The bring the state’s official death toll from the virus to 189.

Meanwhile, Oahu saw 61 new cases, there were 24 on the Big Island, two on Maui and the rest were residents diagnosed out-of-state.

The new infections push the statewide total for cases in Hawaii since the pandemic began to 14,156. Of those, just over 3,000 cases are “active” and have not been released from isolation.

Tens of thousands of people have flown into Hawaii since the state launched the pre-travel testing program.