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Total Hospitalizations

March 16 April 23

326 496 6171,042

1,406

2,043

2,629

3,343

4,079

5,327

6,481

7,328

8,503

9,517

10,929

12,226

13,383

14,810

15,905

16,47916,837

17,493

18,079 18,27918,569 18,654

18,70718,825 18,697

18,335

17,73517,316

16,967

16,213 16,103 16,04415,599

15,02114,258

Total Hospitalizations

Past the Apex?

April 23March 16

Net Change in Total Hospitalizations

March 16 April 23

91

170121

425364

637586

714 736

1,248

1,154

847

1,175

1,014

1,412

1,297

1,157

1,427

1,095

574

358

656586

200

290

8553

118

-128

-362

-600

-419-349

-754

-110-59

-536-578

-763

Net Change in Intubations

STAY HOME. STOP THE SPREAD. SAVE LIVES. March 17 April 23

43

27

93

69

116124 121

192

222

290

200

165

303295 291

313

260

351

316

132

69

9488

109

-26

110

-21-14

-7

-40

-73

-48

-112

-32

-127

-41

-16

-118

New COVID Hospitalizations Per DayGross new COVID hospitalizations (3-day rolling average)

March 20 April 23

496

605696

836923

1,263

1,564

1,777

1,925 1,949

2,210

2,411

2,736

3,038

3,177 3,165

2,721

2,4852,556

2,812

2,921

2,7392,635

2,327

2,0481,953 1,966

2,074

1,962

1,758

1,560

1,367 1,366 1,3591,296

Number of Lives Lost

April 18: 507

April 19: 478

April 20: 481

April 21: 474

April 22: 438

April 23: 422

(398 in Hospitals, 24 in Nursing Homes)

How fast is the decline?

How low does it go?

How fast is the decline?

How low does it go?

5,000 hospitalizations?

How fast is the decline?

How low does it go?

June?

Variable ?Social Distancing?

Testing?

What happens if we reopen now?

February 2020 July 2020

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Without Social Distance and Other Mitigation Measures Upon Re-Opening

and learn the lessons

NOW

OUR FIRST GLOBAL PANDEMIC

Last November/December, we knew China had a virus outbreak.

Travel Ban from China

First Confirmed Cases in Washington & California

Full Travel Ban from Europe

First Confirmed Case in New York State

STAY HOME. STOP THE SPREAD. SAVE LIVES.

➢ The virus was spreading wildly in Italy in February

28,000 CASES➢ Likely 28,000 cases in the

United States in February, including more than 10,000 in New York

➢ New York strains of coronavirus came from Europe, probably Italy

Between the beginning of the spread of the virus in January to the

European closedown in March approx. 13,000 flights from Europe landed at New York and New Jersey airports carrying

over 2.2 million people from Europe.

➢ Outbreak in China was November/December

➢ We acted 2 months later

Does anyone really think the virus was still waiting in China for us to act???

The horse had already left the barn.

Knowing the number of flights coming into New York from Italy, it was like watching a horrible

We closed the front door but left the back door

wide open.

Lesson to learn:An outbreak anywhere isan outbreak everywhere!

Whose job is it to warn us of a global pandemic?

It can happen again!

How long does the virus live?

How Long Does the Virus Live?

• Up 72 hours on plastic and stainless steel

• Up to 24 hours on cardboard

• Up to 4 hours on materials like copper

• And hang out as droplets in the air for up to three hours before they fall.

Evidence also shows that many who carry and spread the virus had few or no symptoms at all.

COVID-19 Economic Impact Analysis

$13.3 billion (14%) from Executive Budget forecast

$61 billion over the financial plan period of

FY 2021 to FY 2024.

• Voting is our most basic obligation as citizens

• No one should have to choose between their health and their right to vote

•

endure if people are afraid to go to the polls

Looking Ahead

• Earlier this month, I issued an Executive Order allowing all New Yorkers to vote absentee in the June 23rd primaries.

• Today, I am issuing an Executive Order to make sure every New Yorker automatically receives a postage-paid application to receive a ballot.

Looking Ahead

• More testing

• Watch the spread of the virus

• Social distancing

Looking Ahead

• We will reopen and rebuild not what was, but better and smarter.

•

• Better healthcare • Better transportation• Smarter telemedicine• Smarter tech in education

Looking Ahead

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