By Matt Arco | NJ Advance Media for NJ.com
New Jersey now has 917 deaths from the coronavirus with 37,505 cases statewide, another increase of 3,482 positive tests, according to the latest numbers released Sunday.
The update includes 71 additional deaths. A total of 44,661 have tested negative for the coronavirus.
Here is the latest county-by-county breakdown of confirmed coronavirus cases and fatalities as of Sunday afternoon, according to the state tracking website:
- Bergen County: 6,187 with 189 deaths
- Essex County: 4,082 with 172 deaths
- Hudson County: 3,924 with 87 deaths
- Passaic County: 3,227 with 42 deaths
- Union County: 3,216 with 71 deaths
- Middlesex County: 2,950 with 80 deaths
- Monmouth County: 2,354 with 58 deaths
- Ocean County: 2,177 with 62 deaths
- Morris County: 1,800 with 55 deaths
- Somerset County: 833 with 26 deaths
- Mercer County: 654 with 16 deaths
- Camden County: 556 with 8 deaths
- Burlington County: 547 with 11 deaths
- Sussex County: 267 with 9 deaths
- Gloucester County: 248 with 3 deaths
- Warren County: 195 with 6 deaths
- Hunterdon County: 189 with 2 deaths
- Atlantic County: 121 with 1 death
- Cape May County: 77 with 2 deaths
- Cumberland County: 54 with 2 deaths
- Salem County: 26 with 2 deaths
Another 3,935 positive tests and 14 deaths are under investigation to determine where the person resides.
Coronavirus cases as of Sunday, April 5
| LOCATION | CASES | DEATHS |
|---|---|---|
| New Jersey | 37,505 | 917 |
| New York State | 122,031 | 4,159 |
| New York City | 67,551 | 2,200 |
| Pennsylvania | 11,510 | 150 |
| Philadelphia | 3,189 | 43 |
| United States | 321,762 | 9,132 |
| Worldwide | 1,237,420 | 67,260 |
Note: Data includes confirmed and presumptive positive cases of COVID-19 reported by the CDC, state health officials and other health agencies since Jan. 21. Updated: April 5 at 1:15 p.m.Table: Len Melisurgo | NJ Advance Media Source: Johns Hopkins Univ., NBC4 New York, FOX29 Philadelphia, State Health Departments in NJ, NY, PAGet the dataCreated with Datawrapper
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