“We now have a whole new reality with our Test & Trace Corps,” Mayor Bill de Blasio said. “Testing is finally starting to reach the kind of numbers we want to see.”
New York City’s Test and Trace Corps—the biggest containment operation in the country—has monitored more than 4,300 people potentially exposed to the coronavirus since launching on June 1, Mayor Bill de Blasio said in his daily news conference on Tuesday morning.
Other indicators in the city remain positive. As of Sunday, 52 patients were admitted to the hospital, 334 patients remained in critical care, and the rate of positive tests across the city is at 2%, all of which are considered encouraging metrics, the mayor said. After footage circulated of mask-less New Yorkers crowding St. Mark’s Place in the East Village late last week, Gov. Andrew Cuomo warned that “there is a very real possibility that we would roll back the reopening” in areas where “local governments are not monitoring policing, doing the compliance.”
Three million COVID-19 tests have been performed statewide, Cuomo said, more than any other state in the U.S., and more than any other country per capita.
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