San Francisco reported its first death of the coronavirus on Tuesday of a man in his 40s with multiple underlying health issues

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• San Francisco reported its first death of the coronavirus disease on Tuesday.
• The man was in his 40s and had multiple, significant existing health issues.
• The reported death comes as the city and the Bay Area enter week two of a three-week shelter-in-place order to contain the virus.
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San Francisco reported its first death of the coronavirus on Tuesday evening.

The man was in his 40s and had "multiple, significant underlying health conditions," officials told the San Francisco Chronicle.

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