Michigan COVID-19 Cases and Deaths Update – Tuesday, April 2

Michigan reported a decrease in confirmed and probable COVID-19 cases for the week ending Tuesday, with a total of 1,463 cases, down 18% from the previous week. Additionally, the state reported 36 additional deaths, a slight increase from the previous week. The number of confirmed COVID-19-positive hospital patients also decreased to 247, the lowest since August 23. Experts caution that the reported cases are likely an undercount due to various factors.

The trend of declining cases and hospitalizations is a positive sign, indicating progress in the fight against COVID-19 in Michigan. However, experts emphasize the importance of continued vigilance and testing to accurately track the virus’s spread. Stay tuned for more updates on COVID-19 developments in the state.