New York City sees slowing in coronavirus hospitalizations, city needs to 'double down' on suppression, Mayor de Blasio says

NYC sees slowing in coronavirus case increase, city needs to 'double down', de Blasio says

New York City has seen a slowing need for ventilators and a stabilized hospitalization rate for coronavirus cases, but the city should "double down" on efforts to suppress the pandemic, Mayor Bill de Blasio said Wednesday.

New York City has seen a slowing need for ventilators and a stabilized hospitalization rate for coronavirus cases — but the city should "double down" on efforts to suppress the pandemic, Mayor Bill de Blasio said Wednesday. "We're now seeing some leveling off," de Blasio said at a press conference. "Something has started to move.""We know we're not out of the woods, it's too early, it's too preliminary."

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