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Live UpdateFrom the Liveblog of Monday, April 13, 2020
New York virus death toll surpasses 10,000
New York Governor Andrew Cuomo announces 671 more deaths over the last day, pushing the state’s total to 10,056.
The tally is the lowest seen in the state in a week, according to the New York Times.
Cuomo says hospitalizations of virus patients are down as well, in another sign of hope for the hard-hit city.
New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo: Three-day average of total hospitalized, net change in ICU admissions and net change of intubations are all down. https://t.co/dmzYiRBSLz pic.twitter.com/RkKCPGDwh6
— ABC News (@ABC) April 13, 2020
