COVID-19 Update June 12

COVID-19 Update June 12

  • Salem Total: 268 confirmed cases, 1 out of every 110 residents have been infected.
  • Salem Today: 0 new cases. 59 active cases.

 

***** TODAY’S SPOTLIGHT ******

  • Globally: 7,731,673 cases; 428,210 deaths
  • US: 2,116,922 confirmed cases; 116,825 deaths.
  • NH has averaged 4.22% positive cases for the last two weeks; 2.6% in the past week.
  • Rockingham and Hillsborough counties account for 82% of all confirmed cases. Manchester has more active cases (294) than all of Rockingham County (215). Most new cases in NH still come from Manchester.
  • Another 178 NH residents were reported as “recovered” today.
  • Cumulative hospitalization numbers have gone down by one due to a previously-reported hospitalized case being removed from New Hampshire case counts after determining they were not New Hampshire residents.
  • I have removed the listing for “NH Residents hospitalized with COVID-19 that died.” Many of the nursing home patients who die are not hospitalized, so this was not a valid statistic.
  • If I’m not mistaken, it wasn’t long ago that, for every woman who died, two men were dying from COVID-19. Lately, the deaths seem to be more women. Women now account for 48.6% of the deaths; men account for 51.1%. The gender for one person who died (0.3%) is unknown.
  • NH has lost 77 people to complications from COVID-19 over the last two weeks, an average of 5.5 people per day.

 

***** DIAGNOSTIC TESTS IN NH ******

  • New positive cases per DHHS: 46
  • My new positive cases (Total of today’s cases minus yesterday’s total): 42
  • Children under 18 in new cases: 1
  • Total positive cases in NH: 5,251
  • Percentage of tests that are positive: 2.06%
  • Active cases: 1,093
  • Percentage of positive cases that are still active: 20.8%
  • New cases in Rockingham County: 8 per DHHS, 6 by my math.
  • Total cases in Rockingham County: 1,406
  • Percent of all cases from either Hillsborough County or Rockingham County: 82%
  • Total PCR tests results reported today (Positive results plus negative results): 2.039
  • Daily average of diagnostic (PCR) tests reported from 7 days ago to today: 1,421
  • New negative PCR cases in NH: 1,997
  • Total negative cases in NH (as reported by DHHS): 88,705

***** OTHER TEST RESULTS ******

  • New antibody tests: 352
  • Total antibody tests (No breakdown of positive vs. negative): 15,236
  • Daily average of antibody tests reported from 7 days ago to today: 548
  • Children diagnosed with MIS-C: (as of 5/22/2020): 1

 

***** RECOVERED IN NH ******

  • Announced today: 178
  • Total: 3,843
  • Percentage of diagnosed cases that have recovered: 73.2%

 

***** HOSPITALIZATIONS IN NH ******

  • New: -1
  • Current: 75
  • Total: 503
  • Percentage of all confirmed cases that have been hospitalized: 10%
  • Percentage of those who have been hospitalized that are still in the hospital: 15.1%

 

***** DEATHS IN NH ******

  • Lives lost today: 7
  • Persons over 60 years of age who died today: 7
  • Persons under 60 years of age who died today: 0
  • Total fatalities in NH associated with COVID-19: 315
  • NH Residents diagnosed with COVID-19 that died 6%
  • Lives lost in Rockingham today: 0

These are not simply numbers. We must not forget that these are all someone’s husband or wife, mother or father, sister or brother, son or daughter, friend or neighbor.

 

***** Key points. Read details in the article below ******

  • 29-year old Manchester man returns home after battling COVID-19 for weeks
  • NH businesses, including one in Salem, say hiring is a challenge
  • What’s Open? What’s not?
  • N.H. Senate Backs Bill to Bring More Money to Long-Term Care Facilities, Review COVID-19 Response.
  • N.H. House Reconvenes for First Session Since COVID-19, But Advances Few Bills
  • I updated the chart comparing tests per 100,000 residents in NH and three other states. 

Is it Friday, already? Time is flying! I don’t think I’m the only one who has their days blurring together! Have a great weekend everyone, but please, stay safe, and always, be kind. 

~Bonnie

 

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Q: How much testing is NH doing in comparison to our neighboring states?

A: We aren’t doing enough tests!
WHY???

 


Today’s COVID-19 Statistics:

Salem’s confirmed cases: 

  • May 19: 213; 118 active (The highest number of active cases.)
  • May 20: 218; 116 active
  • May 21: 220; 86 active
  • May 22: 225; 77 active
  • May 23: 227; 74 active
  • May 24: 226???; 76 active
  • May 25: 228; 67 active
  • May 26: 235; 73 active
  • May 27: 235; 68 active
  • May 28: 239; 70 active
  • May 29: 239; 68 active
  • May 30: 241, 65 active
  • May 31: 244; 68 active
  • June 1: 245; 68 active
  • June 2: 247; 66 active
  • June 3: 256; 74 active
  • June 4: 258; 75 active
  • June 5: 263; 77 active
  • June 6: 265; 79 active
  • June 7: 265; 79 active
  • June 8: 265; 79 active
  • June 9: 265; 75 active
  • June 10: 267; 77 active
  • June 11: 268; 77 active
  • June 12: 268; 59 active

Earlier dates for Salem have been moved to https://www.bonnie4salem.us/covid-19-cases-in-salem/


The weekly report has been moved to https://www.bonnie4salem.us/covid-19-weekly-updates/. This is a summary of the info from NH DHHS; with more demographics than provided on a daily basis. They last updated this info on May 18.

The report containing information about other towns, counties and our MA neighbors has been moved to https://www.bonnie4salem.us/covid-19-update-nh-towns/I’m updating this information weekly. The last update was May 24.


Today’s News Pertaining to COVID-19

29-year old Manchester man returns home after battling COVID-19 for weeks

A Manchester man who spent weeks in an intensive care unit and was put on a ventilator after he was diagnosed with COVID-19 in May has been released from the hospital. Because he was on a ventilator for so long, Corey Martin now has issues speaking and eating. Read more.

 

NH businesses, including one in Salem, say hiring is a challenge

Reopening businesses, including Drive Custom Fit in Salem, are now discovering a challenge in hiring back workers, even with record unemployment. Read more.

 

What’s Open? What’s not?
our FAQs Answered: What’s Open, And What’s Not Open In New Hampshire. Read more.

 

N.H. Senate Backs Bill to Bring More Money to Long-Term Care Facilities, Review COVID-19 Response.

The New Hampshire Senate Health and Human Services Committee has signed off on a bill that would transfer an additional $25 million in federal aid to long term care facilities in the state. Read more.

N.H. House Reconvenes for First Session Since COVID-19, But Advances Few Bills 

The New Hampshire House met yesterday at the University of New Hampshire’s Whittemore Center to complete work that was started Pre-COVID. Bills required a 2/3 supermajority to suspend the House rules, which was necessary due to COVID-19. The House ultimately put beer above kids, and blocked measures that would help kids, reduce electric bills and improve transportation. Read more. And more.


RESOURCES:

My accumulation of resources has been moved. These can now be found at https://www.bonnie4salem.us/covid-19-resources/


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