Michigan Coronavirus: Approximately 1,000 New Confirmed Cases Added Thursday | Coronavirus

On Thursday, Michigan confirmed 982 new confirmed cases of coronavirus and eight new confirmed deaths from the virus on Thursday, According to the state website..

In total, this leads to 119,597 confirmed cases, approximately 120,000 confirmed cases, and 6,700 confirmed deaths in the state.

With an estimated 12,740 and estimated 319 deaths, Michigan currently has 132,337 confirmed and estimated cases and 7,019 confirmed and estimated deaths.

Possible cases include individuals who are not virus-positive but who are presumed to have been infected due to symptoms and past exposure.

Similarly, the likelihood of death is defined as the death certificate stating COVID-19 as the cause of death or a critical condition that contributes to death.

The state also added the six newly confirmed deaths reported Thursday from a regular review of death certificate data maintained by MDHHS staff’s three-weekly Vital Records reporting system. It also states that.

These systems compare records of COVID-19 identified as a cause of death with cases of disease confirmed by all tests on the Michigan Disease Monitoring System (MDSS).

If the death certificate matches a confirmed case, but the MDSS record does not indicate the individual’s death, the record will be updated to indicate the death and the appropriate local health department will be contacted.

This is how a total of 6 deaths were added on Thursday.

Average and total

The 7-day average on Thursday was about 701 confirmed cases, with an additional 10 confirmed deaths per day.

A total of 7 days added 4,905 newly confirmed cases and 68 confirmed deaths.

So far, 17,129 confirmed cases and 216 confirmed deaths have been added in September. This averages about 714 confirmed cases per month and 9 deaths per day.

Of these, 10,715 confirmed cases and 126 confirmed deaths were reported in the first half of the month from September 1st to 15th, with an average of 714 confirmed cases and 9 confirmed deaths per day. Added.

To date, 6,414 confirmed cases and 88 confirmed deaths have been reported later this month, with approximately 713 confirmed cases and 10 confirmed deaths added per day.

In contrast, from August 1st to 15th, 10,536 confirmed cases and 123 confirmed deaths were added, with an average of 702 confirmed cases and 8 confirmed deaths per day.

In the second half of August, between August 16th and 31st, 10,333 confirmed cases and 142 confirmed deaths were added, and approximately 646 confirmed cases and 9 confirmed deaths were added per day. I did.

In August, a total of 20,869 confirmed cases and 265 confirmed deaths were added. This averages about 673 confirmed cases and 9 confirmed deaths per day.

Illness depending on the situation

According to data accumulated by John Hopkins UniversityMore than 32 million cases have been reported worldwide, killing 979,454 people.

In the United States, more than 6.9 million cases have been reported as of Monday, with more than 202,467 deaths associated with the disease.

The United States killed 200,000 people from the virus around 11:40 am on Tuesday.

According to John Hopkins, India is the second largest in the world with more than 5.7 million cases, and Brazil is the second largest in the world with 138,974 people.

Johns Hopkins ranks Michigan as the ninth most deadly state in the United States, with New York first.

On Thursday, the Associated Press reported that thousands of parents across the United States were delaying or skipping kindergarten for their children due to a coronavirus pandemic.

Parents are worried about their health concerns and the prospects of helping young children navigate distance learning while continuing their work. However. Opt-outs, coupled with a significant decline in preschool enrollment, raise concerns about the long-term consequences of the loss of early education.

The Associated Press also said Thursday, during a pandemic, Australian man Rick, who is currently offering free coffee outside the kitchen window to boost his spirit with masks and hand disinfectants on the windowsill. Reported the story of Everett.

Everett emphasized that this is not a coffee shop business. He just wanted to do something good and meet his neighbor for a friendly chat in difficult times.

Aggregation of cases

On Thursday, the city of Detroit reported 14,314 confirmed cases and 1,521 confirmed deaths, with 50 new confirmed cases and no newly confirmed deaths.

In fact, since Wednesday, a reduction in one confirmed death has been reported in the county.

In the rest of Wayne County, there were 18,092 confirmed cases and 1,282 confirmed deaths, for a total of 140 new confirmed cases and 3 confirmed deaths.

Oakland County cited 16,336 confirmed cases and 1,147 confirmed deaths on Thursday. That is, there were 94 new confirmed cases and no new confirmed deaths since Wednesday.

And in Macomb County, there were 13,791 confirmed cases and 969 confirmed deaths on Thursday, for a total of 91 new confirmed cases and two new confirmed deaths.

In central Michigan on Thursday, Isabella County announced 616 confirmed cases and 13 confirmed deaths, resulting in 5 new confirmed cases and no newly confirmed deaths.

Gratiot County cited 227 confirmed cases and 15 confirmed deaths on Thursday. This means that the number of counties has not changed since the previous day.

102 confirmed cases and 4 confirmed deaths were reported in Clare County on Thursday. This is actually a reduction in one confirmed case, with no newly confirmed deaths.

The tendency to add confirmed cases in the county where the university is located continued on Thursday when students returned to school.

In Kent County, where Grand Valley State University is located, 73 confirmed cases have been added, bringing the total to 8,886 confirmed cases.

In Ingham County, where Michigan is located, 44 new confirmed cases were added, bringing the county to 3,333 confirmed cases.

The University of Michigan’s Wastenor County quoted 45 newly confirmed cases on Thursday, with a total of 3,619 confirmed cases reported within the county.

Similarly, in Genesee County, where Kettering University and the University of Michigan-Flint are located, 47 new confirmed cases were added, and the county reached 3,649 confirmed cases on Thursday.

In addition, 31 new confirmed cases have been added in Kalamazoo County, where Western Michigan University is located. That is, 2,254 confirmed cases were confirmed in the county on Thursday.

Separately, the Netherlands (where Hope College is located) and Ottawa County, where Grand Haven is located, continued to add confirmed cases, reporting 39 confirmed new cases on Thursday, for a total of 3,177 confirmed cases. It was.

Who was tested?

Health officials are also tracking state-wide test results.

To date, a total of 3,786,328 diagnoses and serum tests have been performed in Michigan. So far, 3,498,071 diagnostic tests have been conducted.

As of last Friday, a total of 90,216 Michiganers had recovered from COVID-19 (30 days after onset). Totals are updated by the state every Saturday.