The case counts per 100,000 people in all three counties was 5 daily cases or fewer, below the state rate of about 7 and the national rate of 12 cases per 100,000.
It mirrors, but does not match, the increases seen throughout much of the Midwest. In a two-page letter to the state Senate, Whitmer argued the bill, introduced by Sen. Peter Lucido, R-Shelby Township, failed to protect Michigan seniors and their families. The county didn't record any deaths related to COVID-19 on Monday, and the death toll remains at 870. About one-third of the state’s more than 6,000 deaths were among residents in long-term care. Many of the new infections, 253, were reported in Marquette County, where Michigan Department of Corrections officials have been battling cases among staff at the prison there. Of the 10,456 tests reported Tuesday, 3% returned positive, bringing the 14-day rolling average percentage of positive cases to 2.7%. But the higher case counts have not, at least in the last few weeks, triggered higher rates of hospitalizations and the state’s robust testing — averaging over 39,000 tests a day, at well more than double the one-time goal of 150 tests for every 100,000 residents a day — is returning positive tests less than 3 percent of the time, a good sign. It is the 13th consecutive day with seven-day averages that surpassed 500. The rate of growth at schools with coronavirus outbreaks, though, is slowing, rising 4 percent to 4,187 cases from 4,025.
Then during Trump, things stayed the same - relatively good - just the way Obama left it! Including four deaths now attributed to COVID-19, the state reported 20 total deaths on Tuesday, in addition to 898 new confirmed cases of the coronavirus, pushing the seven-day average to 818, the highest since 821 on May 4. Please click on the "cumulative data" link on the states website to see what I mean.For instance, on 7/7/2020, you stated that 30 death from COVID-19 happened on 7/7 and then clarified that 20 of those were from an extensive review and that left 10 that happened on 7/7. There are another 320 probable COVID-19 deaths. “I look forward to resuming my normal work schedule as quickly as possible.”. Kent County, with 88 new cases, had the most confirmed cases in the state and has seen its average daily count rise in the past week and its daily new cases per 100,000, now at 12 in the past week, rise from nine the previous week. Kent County reported 32. Gretchen Whitmer and others had targeted as an indicator of the virus’ control. — Mike Wilkinson. The program is designed to reach minority populations and linked to work by the Michigan Coronavirus Task Force on Racial Disparities chaired by Lt. Gov.
And for the past three days of testing, the positive test rate exceeded 4 percent, the first time since late May it has been above 4 percent for three consecutive days. The state reported another 3,106 confirmed coronavirus cases Tuesday and 43 deaths, 26 over the past day and 17 following a review of earlier death records. Batheaston is a village and civil parish 2 miles (3.2 km) east of the English city of Bath (which is believed to be the origin of the name) and on the north bank of the River Avon.The parish has a population of 2,735. from you.
In April, the last time there were similar numbers of new dailies infections, the state averaged 122 deaths a day over two weeks. Michigan’s coronavirus count stayed below 600 for the second day in a row Monday, with the state reporting 557 cases and eight new deaths. Thank you John for your accurate observation. Probably waited to shut it off for fear of offending someone.
When an area goes above 5 percent, health officials say the virus is spreading through a community and it becomes harder to control with the tools of testing and isolation. Bridge, if you are going to include these deaths, you need to call that out and you need to put the little yellow bar on your chart that says "*Days on which the state has added deaths based on review of earlier death records."
Michigan’s seven-day average of new cases dipped to 782 on Saturday, after rising above 800 on Friday.
KPBS' daily news podcast covering local politics, education, health, environment, the border and more. Of the 15,013 tests reported Friday, 3% returned positive, bringing the 14-day rolling average percentage of positive cases to 2.7%. If older deaths are being attributed to COVID, they should not be showing up as a count for one day. Public health officials reported 2,015 new confirmed cases of the coronavirus Friday as new infections continued to rise in almost all parts of the state, including metro Detroit where infection rates have lagged. In the past seven days, 24 community outbreaks were confirmed. The Democratic party is not and never has been socialist; once upon a time they flirted with Keynesianism, but they've been stripping away the safety net, same as Republicans, for 40 years. Coronavirus Tracker | Hospitalizations over 2,000 as positive test rate surpasses 10 percent, Michigan’s deer season could scatter COVID-19, health leaders say, Michigan election week may be confusing.