Suffolk County reported 32,991 confirmed COVID-19 cases Monday morning. The number of confirmed cases on Shelter Island remained at seven, but local officials say they know of eight cases.
As of Sunday, 1,070 Suffolk County residents had died, including 28 from the day before. In all, 1,134 patients are hospitalized, a decrease of 41 from April 25. Of that number, 443 required treatment in an intensive care unit, a decrease of 10 patients.
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Breakdown by township
Here is the most recent breakdown of cases by Township provided by the county:
- 9,565 Islip (28.79 cases per 1,000 residents)
- 6,827 Brookhaven (14.04/1k)
- 5,354 Babylon (22.76/1k)
- 3,849 Huntington (17.02/1k)
- 1,751 Smithtown (14.93/1k)
- 579 Southampton (10.02/1k)
- 400 Riverhead (11.88/1k)
- 301 Southold (13.57/1k)
- 155 East Hampton (7.1/1k)
- 7 Shelter Island* (2.51/1k)
- 4,058 township unknown
Note: The cases reported under Township Unknown may include patients who provided Post Office boxes as their addresses (which do not fit the county’s emergency response address format) or those who are currently staying in Suffolk County, but have their primary residence elsewhere.
*On Shelter Island, local officials say they know of eight cases including two patients who died, one who recovered and five active cases.
Additional data
Suffolk County reported the following information related to COVID-19 through 2:30PM on April 25.
- 83,244 COVID-19 tests have been administered
- 38.5 percent of those tested were confirmed positive for COVID-19
- The county has 3,345 hospital beds; 778 ICU beds
- 109 additional patients were discharged from the hospital in the past 24 hours
See New York State data at https://covid19tracker.health.ny.gov.