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Albany, N.Y. — New deaths and hospitalizations due to the coronavirus in New York remain at low levels.
Gov. Andrew Cuomo posted an update on the latest numbers on Twitter this morning. A total of 10 people in the state died due to the virus on Sunday.
That’s down from a peak of 800 on April 14 and continues the overall downward trend of new deaths in recent weeks. The last time there were more than 50 new deaths in a day was June 9.
The statewide death toll is now 24,739.
Total hospitalizations due to the virus fell to 1,122, down from 1,142 the day before. Hospitalizations peaked at more than 18,000 over multiple days in April.
A total of 330 people remain in intensive care units. That’s down two.
New York now has 388,488 confirmed cases of the virus. A total of 56,780 tests were performed yesterday and 552 were positive, giving a positive rate of .97%.
That’s consistent with recent days when the state has routinely been seeing a positive percentage rate of less than one.
Cuomo also announced today that the Mid-Hudson Valley region can enter phase three of the state’s reopening plan Tuesday. Long Island is on track to enter phase three Wednesday.
Cuomo ended his daily coronavirus briefings on Friday after 111 days.
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