June 7th Data Update

This post updates COVID-19 confirmed case data for the DC Metropolitan area as of June 7th 2020. The total confirmed cases in the DC area rose by 1,019 to 69,657 from the previous total of 68,638, an approximate 1% increase. Fatalities rose by 15 to 2,731 from the previous total of 2,716, an approximate 1% increase.


Cases
DC Region: 69,657
By State
DC Region (69,657)
Maryland: 32,484
District of Columbia: 9,389
Virginia: 27,784

By Jurisdiction
Maryland (32,484)
Frederick County: 2,114
Montgomery County: 12,734
Prince George's County: 16,434
Charles County: 1,202

District of Columbia (9,389)

Virginia (27,784)
Arlington County: 2,225
City of Alexandria: 2,095
Fairfax County: 12,580
Loudoun County: 3,094
Prince William County: 7,790




Fatalities
DC Region: 2,731
By State
DC Region (2,731)
Maryland: 1,445
District of Columbia: 491
Virginia: 795

By Jurisdiction
Maryland (1,445)
Frederick County: 111
Montgomery County: 656
Prince George's County: 598
Charles County: 80
District of Columbia (491)

Virginia (795)
Arlington County: 121
City of Alexandria: 45
Fairfax County: 427
Loudoun County: 67
Prince William County: 135



Comments

  1. UnknownJune 8, 2020 at 8:08 AM

    How is it that numbers have been so low for the past 4-5 days? Less testing? Really hit peak already then? I dont know where to find the specific info for total daily tests. You have that available? Thanks as usual.

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    1. TYJune 8, 2020 at 10:05 AM

      I haven't looked at testing, although I know that all three health departments offer some sort of diagnostic statistical update in that sense.

      For instance, in Virginia, the positivity rate was over 20% in late April, but as of early June it was down to 10%. However, testing also peaked in late May (11,166 tests on 28 May vs 9,405 on 4 June).

      As always, appreciate the comment and your readership.

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