 A look at the coronavirus-related developments around New England on Saturday. MASSACHUSETTS City officials in Boston are concerned that many Asian American residents may not be getting tested for the new coronavirus. Bostons Chinatown zip code, where half the residents are of Asian descent, is one of city neighborhoods with the lowest percentage of positive coronavirus cases, Marty Martinez, the citys chief of Health and Human Services told the Boston Globe. Only 13 of those tested were positive, compared to the citywide cumulative percentage of 26. Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders make up just less than 10 of Bostons population but account for only 4 of confirmed COVID-19 cases and 6 of deaths, according the newspaper. At the same time, black residents, who comprise 25 of the citys population, account for 38 of COVID-19 infections and 35 of deaths, in cases where the race and ethnicity is known. Latinos make up nearly 20 of the Boston population and account for 25 of cases and 11 of deaths. Paul Watanabe, a political science professor and director of the Institute for Asian American Studies at the University of Massachusetts Boston who is on the mayors COVID-19 Health Inequities Task Force, thinks the numbers, though incomplete, show a low level of testing among Bostons Asian American population. The percentage of deaths may indicate that those Asian Americans with COVID-19 are getting tested late. It suggests people might be contracting the illness, unknown that they got it, and going straight to death... without having their situation diagnosed through a positive test or being dealt with, more importantly, Watanabe said. On Saturday, activists who say Republican Gov. Charlie Baker is moving too slowly to restart the state... 