New city data show Hispanic and Black New Yorkers are more likely to die from the new coronavirus and that the disease has claimed the life of a child less than 10 years old.

Hispanic New Yorkers make up 34 percent of the people to lose their lives to COVID-19, despite representing 29 percent of the population, and Black New Yorkers make up 28 percent of the fatalities despite representing 22 percent of the population, data show.

"There are clear inequalities, clear disparities in how this disease is impacting New York City," de Blasio said Wednesday. "We're seeing folks who have struggled before really being hit hard."

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