Coronavirus Update: Michigan reports 19,158 new cases, 129 deaths over past 7 days
State totals now sit at 2,770,359 cases and 38,038 deaths since the pandemic began two years ago.
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LANSING, Mich. (WILX) - The amount of new coronavirus cases reported in Michigan has dropped Tuesday.
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The Department of Health and Human Services reported 19,158 new cases of COVID and 129 deaths over the past seven days Tuesday.
During that timeframe, the state averaged about 2,737 cases per day, a slight decrease from the average of 2,773 last week.
State totals now sit at 2,770,359 cases and 38,038 deaths since the pandemic began two years ago.
As of Tuesday, 1,030 adults are hospitalized in Michigan with COVID, a slight increase from the 1,042 hospitalized a week ago.
The state’s positivity rate reported Tuesday was 20.31%, a slight increase from the 20.26%, the week prior.
The next update will be Sept. 6.
County | Confirmed COVID cases | COVID-related deaths | New cases per 100,000 people |
---|---|---|---|
Clinton County | 15,616 | 201 | 213.6 |
Eaton County | 25,727 | 400 | 229.4 |
Ingham County | 61,899 | 772 | 200.8 |
Jackson County | 38,857 | 560 | 216.4 |
Shiawassee County | 16,074 | 218 | 227.5 |
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