Suffolk County reports zero new deaths from COVID-19 for 2nd time this month
Suffolk County Executive Steve Bellone gave his Monday COVID-19 update, where he reported no new deaths for the second time in June.
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Jun 29, 2020, 5:13 PM
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Updated 1,407 days ago
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Suffolk County Executive Steve Bellone gave his Monday COVID-19 update, where he reported no new deaths for the second time in June.
Briefing Notes:
- For the second time in past few months (first time in 17 days), Suffolk has zero COVID-19 deaths in last 24 hours.
- Up to 41,339 cases total, 19,074 total positive antibody tests.
- Decrease in coronavirus hospitalizations by three to 72.
- 20 COVID-19 patient discharges.
- Decrease in ICU bed occupants by three to 23.
- Thanks first responders who were at the scene of fatal boating accident in Great South Bay, carbon monoxide incident in Port Jefferson.
- Bellone announced the return of front-door boarding for Suffolk County Public Transit buses.
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