Township of Monroe News

Known Cases

New Cases

Deaths

United States

1,917,101

109,979

New Jersey

163,336

864

12,049

Middlesex County

16,137

65

1,025

Monroe Township

726

1

110 Total (1 NEW)

79 Long Term Care

31 Community-Wide

STATE AND NJDOH STATISTICS: 

• NJ hospitals currently have 1,933 patients being treated for COVID-19; Field Medical Stations reported 19 patients.
• 192 new hospitalizations and 204 discharges yesterday.
• 542 patients in critical/intensive care; 76% on ventilators; 410 ventilators currently in use.
• Number of residents in hospitals and those needing intensive care are both down 70% or more; Ventilator use is down nearly 75%; New hospitalizations are down nearly 90%.
• Daily positivity rate for tests from June 1 was 3.9% – from roughly 22,000 recorded samples
• Governor ordered public health emergency extended for an additional 30 days.
• Two new cases of Multisystem Inflammatory Syndrome in children reported, 37 cases total; no deaths reported; one child currently hospitalized.

Known Cases

New Cases

Deaths

United States

1,895,994

108,909

New Jersey

162,530

603

11,970

Middlesex County

16,072

6

1,015

Monroe Township

725

0

109 Total (1 NEW)

78 Long Term Care

31 Community-Wide

STATE AND NJDOH STATISTICS:  

• NJ hospitals currently have 1,982 patients being treated for COVID-19; Field Medical Stations reported 21 patients.
• 537 patients in either critical or intensive care; 76% of critical care patients on ventilators; 406 ventilators currently in use.
• The daily positivity rate for tests from May 31 was 4.2 percent – from roughly 20,000 recorded samples; The rate of spread for each new case remains below one.
• “Social distancing must remain our routine,” said Governor Murphy.With protections in place, our downtowns and main streets and small businesses can once again open up on June 15.”
• 1 new case of Multisystem Inflammatory Syndrome in children reported, 35 cases total.

Known Cases

New Cases

Deaths

United States

1,876,246

108,041

New Jersey

162,068

652

11,880

Middlesex County

16,066

45

1,004

Monroe Township

725

6

108 Total

78 Long Term Care

30 Community-Wide

COVID-19 Cases received Tuesday, June 2:  New positive cases 6:

66, male

56, male

49, male

46, female

53, male

90, male

STATE AND NJDOH STATISTICS: 

• NJ hospitals currently have 2,250 patients being treated for COVID-19; Field Medical Stations reported 21 patients.
• 107 new hospitalizations and 193 patients were discharged from the hospital yesterday.
• 612 patients in either critical or intensive care; 75% of critical care patients on ventilators; 459 ventilators currently in use – under 500 for the fifth consecutive day.
• The daily positivity rate for tests from May 30 was 4.28 percent – from roughly 31,000 recorded samples.
• “We cannot lose sight of what’s important – remaining vigilant and keeping up with our social distancing,” said Governor Murphy.
• 2 new cases of Multisystem Inflammatory Syndrome in children reported, 34 cases total; 6 are still hospitalized; no deaths reported; Ages of children affected range from 1-18.

Known Cases

New Cases

Deaths

United States

1,847,729

106,550

New Jersey

161,545

708

11,770

Middlesex County

16,021

44

997

Monroe Township

719

3

108 Total (1 NEW)

78 Long Term Care

30 Community-Wide

COVID-19 Cases received Monday, June 1: 

New positive cases 3:  44, female; 37, male, 56, male

STATE AND NJDOH STATISTICS: 

• NJ hospitals currently have 2,372 patients being treated for COVID-19; Field Medical Stations reported 21 patients.
• 151 new hospitalizations and 102 patients were discharged from the hospital yesterday.
• 639 patients in either critical or intensive care; 72% of critical care patients on ventilators; 459 ventilators currently in use – under 500 for the fourth consecutive day.
• The daily positivity rate for tests from May 29 was 3.6 percent – from roughly 29,000 recorded samples.
• The rate by which COVID-19 spread across NJ through each infected person had dropped from 5:1 in March to 1:1 today Governor Murphy announced. “Social distancing works. Wearing a face covering works,” he said.
• According to the NJDOH, symptoms of Multisystem Inflammatory Syndrome in children are: fever, abdominal pain, vomiting, diarrhea, neck pain, rash, bloodshot eyes.