New York's COVID-19 numbers worst since mid-April
At last check there are just over 1,300 new cases across the Mid-Hudson region.
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Dec 3, 2020, 1:14 PM
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Updated 1,331 days ago
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298ds agoNew York and the Hudson Valley are starting to see COVID-19
numbers not seen since the pandemic's worst days in mid-April.
Another near 9,000 New Yorkers have tested positive and
nearly 4,000 are in the hospital.
Nearly 750 are in the ICU right now and about 370 are on
ventilators. Worst of all, another 69 fatalities have also been reported
At last
check there are just over 1,300 new cases across the Mid-Hudson region.
Here is a breakdown by county:
- Westchester 507
- Rockland 203
- Orange 208
- Dutchess 158
- Ulster 65
- Putnam 89
- Sullivan 10
