NOTE: In its breakdown by county, Washington State uses an "Unassigned" field with a varying amount. We adjusted April 12 figures based on the latest "Unassigned" report
Michigan Health Department published an incorrect total number of cases (26,638 instead of 24,638 provided the indicated change of 645 new confirmed cases is correct) [screenshot as of 20:00 GMT] [source]
NOTE: For mos part of the day, there was a mistake on the Florida Health Department Official website, indicating 533 deaths [screenshot] [Florida Health Website]. Later during the day, it was changed to 458 on the Florida Health Department Dashboard before being finally changed to 446 (-12).
NOTE: Puerto Rico retracted 1 death previously reported on April 9 [source]
Dr. Fauci:
Final death toll "looks more like 60,000 than the 100,000 to 200,000" that U.S. officials previously estimated [source]
New York: [source]
- 799 new deaths. Highest number of new deaths to date
- 18,279 hospitalized, with a 200 net increase in the last day (lowest number in the last period). New ICU admissions: lowest number since March 19.
- 90,000 total hospital beds statewide, with a plan to get to 110,000 - if needed - through a massive undertaking
- 18 days since the stay at home order in New York
- 39 days since the first case in New York
- 80 days since the first case in the US
New York:
- Records the highest number of deaths per day to date
- Governor Cuomo directs all NY flags flown at half-mast in honor of COVID-19 victims
- Hospitalization rate is decreasing
- Contrast is explained by the lagging period between hospitalization and death
- The curve is flattening because of social distancing measures, said Cuomo
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