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RECORD BREAKING NUMBER OF COVID-19 POSITIVE CASES REPORTED THIS WEEK IN MONROE

146 NEW CASES COMMUNITY-WIDE, TWO NEW CASES IN LONG-TERM CARE, & TWO DEATHS OVER SEVEN-DAY PERIOD 

 

Known Cases

New Cases

Deaths

 

Monroe Township

 

1596

 

148

(12/3 – 9)

133 Total (2 NEW)

87 Long Term Care

46 Community-Wide

 PLEASE NOTE: Cases are reported as soon as the information is made available to the Township.

Twenty-eight additional positive cases community-wide reported today were from June through November. 

 

New Community-Wide Cases (12/3 – 9):  0.4M, 02M, 05F, 06M, 08F, 08M, 09F, (2) 09M, 10F, (3) 11M, (2) 13F, 15M, 16M, (4) 17F, (3) 17M, (3) 18M, (3) 19F, (2) 19M, 20M, 21F, 21M, (2) 22F, 22M, 24M, (2) 25M, 26F, (2) 27F, 30F, 32F, (2) 32M, (2) 34F, 34M, 35M, 36F, 37M, 38M, (2) 39F, 39M, (4) 40F, 41F, (2) 41M, (2) 43M, 44F, (2) 45M, (2) 46M, (2) 46F, (3) 47F, 48F, (4) 48M, (4) 49M, (3) 50F, 51F, 51M, (2) 52F, (4) 53F, (2) 53M, 54F, (3) 54M, 55M, 56M, (2) 57F, 58F, 58M, 59F, (3) 59M, (2) 60F, 60M, 61F, 61M, 62F, 63F, 63M, 64F, (2) 68M, 68F, (2) 70M, (2) 71M, (4) 72M, (2) 73F, 74F, 74M, (2) 76F, 77F, 77M, (2) 79M, 82M, 88F, 92F  

New Long-Term Care Case (12/3 – 9):  78F, 91M

          12106    MESSAGE FROM MAYOR TAMBURRO:  WE ALL NEED TO TAKE PERSONAL RESPONSIBILITY AND GET THROUGH THESE DIFFICULT TIMES

We have reached a very concerning milestone in the COVID-19 pandemic. Today we are reporting the single highest number of new positive cases for the week of December 3-9th in Monroe Township since the beginning of this fight.  This trend is consistent with virus counts across the county, state and country.  I understand the overwhelming fatigue placed on all of us over the past nine months.  I feel it too.  But we cannot give up.  It is more important than ever to avoid indoor gatherings and close interaction with anyone outside of our immediate households.

We are optimistic that a vaccine is on the horizon but we recognize that we are many months away from it being fully available to th12105e entire public.  We must bridge the next several months which may be very difficult.  Please remember, we are one community. We are not alone and I believe there will be better days ahead in 2021.  Let’s continue to support each other and reach out if you need help in any way.

COVID-19 POSITIVE CASES APPROACHING RECORD-HIGH LEVELS: WEAR MASKS & MAINTAIN SOCIAL DISTANCE

88 NEW CASES COMMUNITY-WIDE, TWO NEW CASES IN LONG-TERM CARE, ONE NEW CASE IN BOYS HOME & ONE DEATH OVER SEVEN-DAY PERIOD 

 

Known Cases

New Cases

Deaths

 

Monroe Township

 

1420

 

91

(11/26 – 12/2)

131 Total (1 NEW)

86 Long Term Care

45 Community-Wide

 PLEASE NOTE: Cases are reported as soon as the information is made available to the Township.

Twenty-seven additional positive cases community-wide and one Boys Home case reported today were from June through November. 

 

New Community-Wide Cases (11/26 – 12/2):  01F, 01M, 06F, 06M, 07M, 08F, 08M, 10M, 12F, 13F, 13M, 17M, (2) 21M, 23F, 23M, 24F, 25F, 26F, 26M, 28M, 29M, 33F, 33M, 34M, (3) 35F, 36F, (2) 37M, (2) 38M,  (2) 39F, 39M, 40M, 41F, 41M, 42M, 43M, 44F, 45F, 45M, (2) 46F, (2) 47M, 49F, (2) 49M, (2) 50M, 51F, 52M, (2) 53F, 55M, 57M, 58F, 58M, (3) 59F, 59M, 60M, 61M, (2) 62F, 63M, 64M, (2) 66M, 67M, (3) 68M,  69M, 70F, (2) 73M, 75F, 76M, 77F, 79F, 82M, 83M, 88M      

New Long-Term Care Case (11/26 – 12/2):  73M, 77F

New State Boys Home Cases (11/26 – 12/2): 18M 

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MESSAGE FROM GOVERNOR MURPHY:  “Everyone wants to know when this is going to be over, and when they can put their masks in a drawer and freely gather again with family and friends.  Our daily numbers tell us the answer:  not anytime soon,” said Governor Murphy.  “We are still weeks away from the first doses of a vaccine being ready for distribution to our health care workers.  We are months away from a vaccine being readily available for public distribution.  There is a direct cause-and-effect relationship between the increase in the number of cases and the increase in the number of patients in our hospitals.”