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3 NEW COVID-19 POSITIVE CASES IN MONROE TOWNSHIP ON THURSDAY

1 IN LONG-TERM CARE FACILITY AND 2 COMMUNITY-WIDE

 

Known Cases

New Cases

Deaths

United States

1,460,159

 

87,218

New Jersey

  143,905

1,297

10,138

Middlesex County

14,429

 97

865

 

Monroe Township

 

643

 

3

88 Total **

66 Long Term Care Facilities

22 Community-Wide

**According to data from the Middlesex County Board of Health, 75% of deaths in Monroe Township are from private long-term care facilities.   

COVID-19 Cases received Thursday, May 14:  New positive cases 3 

26, male

95, female

78, female

STATE AND NJDOH STATISTICS:  

  • As of last night:3,823 residents hospitalized for COVID-19.Field medical stations reported 42 patients.
  • 285 new hospitalizations yesterday and 357 patients were discharged from the hospital.
  • 1,127 patients in either critical or intensive care, 865 ventilators currently in use.
  • 75% of ICU patients are on ventilators.
  • 527 LTC facilities with COVID-19 cases; 27,374 COVID-19 cases in these facilities.
  • The daily positivity rate for tests from May 11thstood at 23 percent.“We’re at a point where each region is very closely mirroring the statewide average,” Governor Murphy said.
  • “We’re seeing a slowing in the number of newly reported cases at our long-term care facilities,” said Governor Murphy.“We continue to see an out-sized proportion of our statewide COVID-19 deaths related to these facilities.We’re continually taking steps to save more lives at these facilities.”
  • Governor Murphy said his administration is committing $50 million in federal CARES Act funding to directly support small businesses impacted by COVID-19.“Our small businesses are the heart of our economy. We will use this federal funding to help them make it through and thrive again.”

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