Michigan reports fewer than 200 new coronavirus cases; 37 new deaths

The number of coronavirus cases in Michigan has reached 57,731, with 5,553 reported deaths.

On Tuesday, the Michigan Department of Health and Human services reported 199 new cases and 37 deaths.

Of the 37 deaths, 11 were not from the last 24 hours, but from a periodic review of previous vital records.

Despite the increase of cases, Gov. Gretchen Whitmer announced Monday the rest of the state will join northern Michigan in moving into Phase 4 of reopening the economy. This includes bars and restaurants, to reopen June 8 at 50% capacity. The governor also announced the stay at home order, which has been in place since March, has been lifted.

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Fatality rate

The overall fatality rate for COVID-19 remains at 10%. As of May 29, 2020, the number of those recovered totaled 38,099.

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Who and where?

Detroit has 11,068 reported cases and 1,380 deaths. Wayne County cases, which do not include those in Detroit, total 9,400, with 1,095 deaths. 

Macomb County has 6,720 reported cases and 818 deaths. Oakland County totals at 8,412 cases and 999 deaths.

Michigan Department of Corrections cases total 3,965, with 70 deaths. Federal Correctional Institute cases total 147 and 4 deaths.