Mexico: Covid-19 - 658299 cases and 70183 deaths.

[Shiloh]

Source: https://www.infobae.com/america/mexi...s-confirmados/

COVID-19 in Mexico: 15,944 dead and 133,974 confirmed cases The federal government believes that the coronavirus pandemic will reach its peak of contagions during the next week, although it will last in some areas until October
June 11, 2020

The Ministry of Health (SSa) reported this Thursday, June 11 that the accumulated COVID-19 infections are 133,974. Furthermore, since the beginning of the epidemic, Mexico has suffered 15,944 fatalities.

The Government of Mexico believes that the COVID-19 pandemic will reach its maximum contagion point during the next week, although it will last in some areas until October, and it declares itself "ready" to face a possible new wave by the end of the year.

"We started in February, we will end in October and we could say that in mid-June we will be in the middle of the set of epidemic curves," the Mexican undersecretary for Prevention and Promotion of Health, Hugo L?pez-Gatell, in charge of lead the fight against the disease in the country.

The authorities had announced that the peak would arrive in early May, but L?pez-Gatell clarified that this date was due only to the metropolitan area of Mexico City, the most affected area.

He stressed that in a country as large as Mexico a single peak cannot be established because the epidemic is "segmented" by territory, although he calculated that "an intermediate point would be in the middle of June."

And it is that cities like Tijuana (Baja California) are already on the decline, while infections in Monterrey (Nuevo Le?n) are still on the rise and this city could declare the end of the epidemic in mid-October.

The epidemiologist, who offers a press conference on the health crisis every day, explained that the pandemic "has become so long thanks to mitigation measures" by the Government, which has prevented "a sudden number of cases from arriving "

"Only if the degree of control of public mobility is maintained during the following three months, the predictions will be faithful and possibly we will be with a figure of between 25,000 and 30,000 deaths. If not, we could have a higher mortality, "he warned.

On the other hand, the coordinator of the University Program of Health Research of the National Autonomous University of Mexico (UNAM), Samuel Ponce de Le?n, indicated that COVID-19 will continue in the world indefinitely and that it will represent a health risk until 2021.

In a virtual press conference, the expert pointed out that the country will have to learn to cope with the risk for more than 12 months, when the SARS-CoV-2 vaccine is ready and can reach the population.

“We are going to have to learn to cope with this relationship and to minimize the risk. We will return to classes, to work, to go out, to live together in different circumstances and we always bear in mind the risk, ”he explained.

He recalled that between the months of October and December an outbreak of infections is estimated to occur, so it will depend on the rapid action of the authorities to contain it and control it properly.

Information in development

[Marylou]

Thursday June 11 2020 Mexico reports 133974 cases and 15944 deaths

At tonight's 7pm press conference, the government reported 133974 cases as of 1:00 p.m. today, an increase in cases of 4790 or 3.7%. Of these, 20832 are active cases, an increase of 935 since yesterday. As well, there are 55700 suspected cases, an increase of 2092.
The incidence for accumulated cases is 104.8 per 100,000 inhabitants. The incidence for active cases is 16.3 per 100, 000 inhabitants.

Deaths increased by 587 or 3.8% to 15944. There are 1490 suspected deaths.
Mexico has done 381139 tests, 11777 additional tests reported since yesterday.

97% of 798 (up 1) COVID hospitals reported on patient numbers yesterday. Of the hospital beds designated for COVID-19, on a national level 46% are occupied leaving 54% available. In Mexico City and the State of Mexico, 78% of those beds are occupied, in Guerrero 60%, in Baja California 59%, in Sonora 52% and in Tlaxcala 51%.

Of the hospital beds with ventilators, the ICU beds, on a national level 38% are occupied. In Mexico City 61% are occupied. In the State of Mexico 65% are occupied in Baja California 59%, in Sonora 52%, in Quer?taro 51% and in Veracruz 50%.

https://coronavirus.gob.mx/datos/
https://covid19.sinave.gob.mx/
The second site has less information; however, the first tab, the map of cases to date, provides more state-specific information.

[Shiloh]

Source: https://www.infobae.com/america/mexi...s-confirmados/

On the twelfth day the new normality, Mexico reached a maximum of COVID-19 infections The country is above in deaths due to coronavirus of nations with double or even triple number of infections, such as India and Russia, respectively
June 12, 2020

The Ministry of Health (SSa) reported this Friday, June 12, that the accumulated COVID-19 infections are 139,196. Furthermore, since the beginning of the epidemic, Mexico has suffered 16,448 fatalities.

There are 21,872 confirmed active cases in the country, which represent the active epidemic in the country. There are 197,590 negative cases, 56,928 suspects, and a total of 393,714 people studied. Jos? Luis Alom?a, General Director of Epidemiology, reported that today's evening conference is number 105, and that it is the twelfth day of the "New Normal".

On the international scene, confirmed and active cases (from May 30 to June 12) by region of the World Health Organization are concentrated in America: 924,017 cases or 54.8 percent. Europe registers 256,620 cases or 15.2 percent. The total number of confirmed cases worldwide is 7,410,510, but those confirmed in the last 14 days are 1,685,952 or 23 percent. The global case fatality rate is 5.6 percent.

The American continent is experiencing its most critical weeks as it is the most affected by the coronavirus pandemic (COVID-19), since it has five of the 10 countries with the most cases of contagion, which is why the World Health Organization (WHO) alerted this Friday to the region's leaders the danger of lifting the restrictions.

One of the cases is Mexico, which ranks 14th in the number of positive cases worldwide; however, at the same time, it ranks seventh with the most deaths, according to the latest update from Johns Hopkins University.

Even, Mexico is above in deaths due to COVID-19 of nations with double or even triple number of infections, such as India and Russia respectively.

Against this background, Mike Ryan, WHO executive director for Health Emergencies, said during the virtual press conference that the situation in Mexico is "clearly difficult, it is challenging."

It is not at all surprising that any country emerging from closures could have clusters of the disease, a re-emergence of the disease in clusters. That is not necessarily a second wave

In this context, Ryan asked the heads of state of America to issue "coherent messages" to fight the pandemic, since citizens sometimes receive contradictory advice from their governments, referring to the statements of the Mexican president, Andr?s Manuel L?pez Obrador, who is encouraging citizens in public speeches to begin to leave the confinements, despite the fact that practically the entire country is still in the epidemiological traffic light red color.

Citizens are confused if they hear different messages and it is necessary to ensure that they have the best possible information to protect themselves, their loved ones and communities

Information in development

[Marylou]

Friday, June 12, 2020 Mexico reports 139196 cases and 16448 deaths

At tonight's 7pm press conference, the government reported 139196 cases as of 1:00 p.m. today, a new record increase in cases of 5222 cases or 3.9%. Of these, 21872 are active cases, an increase of 1040 since yesterday. As well, there are 56928 suspected cases, an increase of 1228.
The incidence for accumulated cases is 108.9 per 100,000 inhabitants. The incidence for active cases is 17.1 per 100, 000 inhabitants.

Deaths increased by 504 or 3.2% to 16448. There are 1508 suspected deaths.
Mexico has done 393714 tests, 12575 additional tests reported since yesterday.

98% of 801 (up 3) COVID hospitals reported on patient numbers yesterday. Of the hospital beds designated for COVID-19, on a national level 46% are occupied leaving 54% available. In Mexico City, 78% of those beds are occupied, in the State of Mexico 76%, in Guerrero 58%, in Sonora 54%, in Morelos 52% and in Baja California 51%.

Of the hospital beds with ventilators, the ICU beds, on a national level 38% are occupied. In Mexico City 62% are occupied. In Baja California 65% are occupied, in the State of Mexico 63%, in Puebla 52% and in Sonora 50%.

Mexico at the federal level is operating on a traffic light system of risk management, meaning that states are designated red for maximum risk, orange for high risk, yellow for medium risk and green for low risk. There are 4 factors that determine risk. Two of the factors are percentages, one of hospital occupation and the other the percentage of positive tests in the public laboratories, and two of the factors are directional and look at trends in hospitalization and suspected cases. Last week and the week before the factors were not weighted and only one factor of the four had to be red for the state to be designated maximum risk. This week the factors are weighted and hospital occupation counts for half. There are no states with no red factors but this week 16 states are orange, designated high risk and 15 states and the City of Mexico are red, maximum risk.

[Marylou]

Saturday, June 13, 2020. Mexico reports 142690 cases and 16872 deaths

At tonight's 7pm press conference, the government reported 142690 cases as of 1:00 p.m. today, an increase in cases of 3494 or 2.5%. Of these, 21740 are active cases, a decrease of 132 since yesterday. As well, there are 56926 suspected cases, an increase of 2 since yesterday.

The incidence for accumulated cases is 111.7 per 100,000 inhabitants. The incidence for active cases is 17.0 per 100,000 inhabitants.

Deaths increased by 424 or 2.6% to 16872. There are 1543 suspected deaths.
Mexico has done 401755 tests, 8041 additional tests reported since yesterday.

97% of 798 (down 3) COVID hospitals reported on patient numbers yesterday. Of the hospital beds designated for COVID-19, on a national level 46% are occupied leaving 54% available. In Mexico City, 77% of those beds are occupied, in the State of Mexico 75%, in Guerrero 58%, in Tlaxcala 56%, in Sonora 55%, and in Baja California and Puebla 52%.

Of the hospital beds with ventilators, the ICU beds, on a national level 38% are occupied. In Mexico City 58% are occupied. In Baja California 63% are occupied, in the State of Mexico 62%, in Sonora 52% and in Guerrero 50%.

[Marylou]

Sunday June 14, 2020 Mexico reports 146837 cases and 17141 deaths

At tonight's 7pm press conference, the government reported 146837 cases as of 1:00 p.m. today, an increase in cases of 4147 or 2.9%. Of these, 22398 are active cases, an increase of 658 since yesterday. As well, there are 52636 suspected cases, a decrease of 4290.

The incidence for accumulated cases is 114.9 per 100,000 inhabitants. The incidence for active cases is 17.5 per 100,000 inhabitants.

Deaths increased by 269 or 1.6% to 17141. There are 1531 suspected deaths.
Mexico has done 406549 tests, 4794 additional tests reported since yesterday.

94% of 802 (up 4) COVID hospitals reported on patient numbers yesterday. Of the hospital beds designated for COVID-19, on a national level 44% are occupied leaving 56% available. In Mexico City and in the State of Mexico, 74% of those beds are occupied, in Tlaxcala 66%, in Sonora 56%, in Guerrero 55%, and in Puebla, Baja California and Nayarit 51%

Of the hospital beds with ventilators, the ICU beds, on a national level 38% are occupied. In Mexico City 63% are occupied. In the State of Mexico 65% are occupied, in Baja California 59%, in Sonora 56%, and in Puebla 51%.

Tomorrow, Monday June 15, 16 states loosen their restrictions as their traffic light changes from red to orange. It is important to note that the change lasts until next Sunday, and that new risk evaluations will be released on Friday.



The above graphic shows the changes for states that are moving from red to orange. There is a change in allowable hotel occupancy from 25% to 50%, and common areas can be open and 50% full. Restaurants and cafeterias can open at 50% capacity and hair salons and other similar businesses can open at 50% capacity as long as the customer has an appointment. Public spaces such as parks can open at 50% capacity. Markets and supermarkets can operate at 75% capacity but still with only one family member at a time. Gyms, pools, spas, sports centres and massage clinics can operate by appointment only at 50% capacity.



Cinemas, theatres, museums and spaces for cultural events with fewer than 500 seats can open at 25% capacity. Malls and shopping centres can open at 25% capacity as can religious centres of worship such as churches, temples, synagogues and mosques. Large events and the homes of large events (e.g. concert halls, amusement parks) remain closed as do bars, clubs and party halls. Professional sports are allowed but still without an audience.

[Marylou]

Monday, June 15, 2020. Mexico reports 150264 cases and 17580 deaths.

At tonight's 7pm press conference, the government reported 150264 cases as of 1:00 p.m. today, an increase in cases of 3427 or 2.3%. Of these, 20392 are active cases, a decrease of 2006 since yesterday. As well, there are 53217 suspected cases, an increase of 581.
The incidence for accumulated cases is 117.6 per 100,000 inhabitants.
There was no incidence for active cases given. Three slides that are usual, (1)a map that groups incidence of active cases by state, i.e. a darker green indicates a higher incidence and a lighter green indicates a lower incidence, (2) a bar chart that compares, by state, the incidence of active cases in the two weeks ending the day of the press conference with the incidence of active cases in the prior two weeks, and (3) a bar chart that looks at the percentage difference in active case numbers, per state, between the two weeks ending the day of the press conference and the prior two weeks, were not part of the presentation.

Deaths increased by 439 or 2.6% to 17580. There are 1615 suspected deaths.
Mexico has done 415097 tests, 8548 additional tests reported since yesterday.

96% of 802 COVID hospitals reported on patient numbers yesterday. Of the hospital beds designated for COVID-19, on a national level 45% are occupied leaving 55% available. In Mexico City and in the State of Mexico, 72% of those beds are occupied. In Puebla 58% are occupied, Guerrero 57%, in Sonora 56%, in Tlaxcala 53%, in Baja California 51% and in Tabasco 50%.

Of the hospital beds with ventilators, the ICU beds, on a national level 39% are occupied. In Mexico City 61% are occupied. In the State of Mexico and in Baja California 65% are occupied, and in Sonora and Guerrero the number is 52%.


https://coronavirus.gob.mx/datos/
https://covid19.sinave.gob.mx/
The second site has less information; however, the first tab, the map of cases to date, provides more state-specific information.

[Marylou]

Tuesday, June 16, 2020 Mexico reports 154863 cases and 18310 deaths

At tonight's 7pm press conference, the government reported 154863 cases as of 1:00 p.m. today, an increase in cases of 4599 or 3.1%. Of these, 21159 are active cases, an increase of 767 since yesterday. As well, there are 56843 suspected cases, an increase of 3626.

The incidence for accumulated cases is 121.2 per 100,000 inhabitants. Once again, there was no figure provided for the incidence of active cases.

Deaths increased by 730 or 4.2% to 18310. The first of those deaths was on April 12 but the majority were in the last 12 days. There are 1779 suspected deaths.
Mexico has done 428563 tests, 13466 additional tests reported since yesterday.

96% of 803 (up 1) COVID hospitals reported on patient numbers yesterday. Of the hospital beds designated for COVID-19, on a national level 46% are occupied leaving 54% available. In Mexico City and in the State of Mexico, 73% of those beds are occupied, in Guerrero 60%, in Sonora 56%, in Puebla 55%, in Baja California 53% and in Tlaxcala and Morelos 50%.

Of the hospital beds with ventilators, the ICU beds, on a national level 39% are occupied. In Mexico City and Baja California 61% are occupied. In the State of Mexico 63% are occupied, and in Tlaxcala and Guerrero 50%.

According to the report on infections and deaths among health care workers stated that there have been 32388 infections and 463 deaths among health care workers. Health care workers with active cases number 5276 or 24%. There are 12950 suspected cases and 26 suspected deaths.

https://coronavirus.gob.mx/datos/
https://covid19.sinave.gob.mx/
The second site has less information; however, the first tab, the map of cases to date, provides more state-specific information.

[Marylou]

Wednesday, June 17, 2020. Mexico reports 159793 cases and 19080 deaths

At tonight's 7pm press conference, the government reported 159793 cases as of 1:00 p.m. today, an increase in cases of 4930 or 3.2%. Of these, 22209 are active cases, an increase of 1050 since yesterday. As well, there are 59076 suspected cases, an increase of 2233.

The incidence for accumulated cases is 125.0 per 100,000 inhabitants. The incidence for active cases is 17.37 per 100, 000 inhabitants. (This figure is from the SINAVE website, see below.)

Deaths increased by 770 or 4.2% to 19080. There are 1846 suspected deaths.
Mexico has done 441670 tests, 13107 additional tests reported since yesterday.

97% of 803 COVID hospitals reported on patient numbers yesterday. Of the hospital beds designated for COVID-19, on a national level 46% are occupied leaving 54% available. In Mexico City, 74% of those beds are occupied, in the State of Mexico 69%, in Guerrero 62%, in Sonora 59%, in Morelos 55%, in Baja California52%, and in Tlaxcala and Puebla 51%.

Of the hospital beds with ventilators, the ICU beds, on a national level 39%% are occupied. In Mexico City 59% are occupied. In Baja California and the State of Mexico 65% are occupied, in Guerrero and Oaxaca 53%, and in Puebla and Sonora 51%.

https://coronavirus.gob.mx/datos/
https://covid19.sinave.gob.mx/
The second site has less information; however, the first tab, the map of cases to date, provides more state-specific information.

[Marylou]

Thursday, June 18, 2020. Mexico reports 165455 cases, a record increase in cases of 5662, and 19747 deaths

At tonight's 7pm press conference, the government reported 165455 cases as of 1:00 p.m. today, a record increase in cases of 5662 or 3.5%. Of these, 23528 are active cases, an increase of 1319 since yesterday. As well, there are 59778 suspected cases, an increase of 702.
The incidence for accumulated cases is 129.5 per 100,000 inhabitants. The incidence for active cases, according to the SINAVE website, is 18.41 per 100, 000 inhabitants.

Deaths increased by 667 or 3.5% to 19747. There are 1868 suspected deaths.
Mexico has done 453481 tests, 11811 additional tests reported since yesterday.

96% of 812 (up 9) COVID hospitals reported on patient numbers yesterday. Of the hospital beds designated for COVID-19, on a national level 46% are occupied leaving 54% available. In Mexico City, 75% of those beds are occupied, in the State of Mexico 70%, in Guerrero 61%, in Tlaxcala 59%, in Sonora 57%, in Morelos, Baja California and Puebla 55%, and in Guerrero 50%.

Of the hospital beds with ventilators, the ICU beds, on a national level 39% are occupied. In Mexico City 59% are occupied. In Baja California, 64% are occupied, in the State of Mexico 63%, in Guerrero 53%, in Tlaxcala 52%, in Puebla 51% and in Oaxaca 50%.

https://coronavirus.gob.mx/datos/
https://covid19.sinave.gob.mx/
The second site has less information; however, the first tab, the map of cases to date, provides more state-specific information. The third tab provides the national and state-specific numbers for the incidence of active cases.

[Marylou]

Friday, June 19, 2020. Mexico reports 170485 cases and 20394 deaths

At tonight's 7pm press conference, the government reported 170485 cases as of 1:00 p.m. today, an increase in cases of 5030 or 3.0%. Of these, 23653 are active cases, an increase of 125 since yesterday. As well, there are 62245 suspected cases, an increase of 2467.
The incidence for accumulated cases is 133.4 per 100,000 inhabitants. The incidence for active cases according to the SINAVE website is 18.5 per 100, 000 inhabitants.

Deaths increased by 647 or 3.3%% to 20394. The first of these deaths dates back to April. The majority happened in the last six days. There are 1891 suspected deaths.
Mexico has done 465867 tests, 12386 additional tests reported since yesterday.

97% of 814 (up 2) COVID hospitals reported on patient numbers yesterday. Of the hospital beds designated for COVID-19, on a national level 45% are occupied leaving 55% available. In Mexico City, 70% of those beds are occupied, in the State of Mexico 68%, in Guerrero and Tlaxcala 57%, in Sonora 56%, in Puebla 55%, in Tabasco 53%, in Baja California 51% and in Guanajuato 50%.

Of the hospital beds with ventilators, the ICU beds, on a national level 39% are occupied. In Mexico City 56% are occupied. In Tlaxcala and the State of Mexico 64% are occupied, in Baja California 63%, in Guerrero 51% and in Sonora 50%.

There were not a lot of changes to the Friday night traffic light risk level announcement. The four factors are the same. The weighting of the factors is the same. All the states are red or orange. The risk assessments are in effect from Monday, June 22 to Sunday, June 28.





https://coronavirus.gob.mx/datos/
https://covid19.sinave.gob.mx/
The second site has less information; however, the first tab, the map of cases to date, provides more state-specific information. The third tab provides the national and state-specific numbers for the incidence of active cases.

[Marylou]

Saturday June 20, 2020. Mexico reports 175202 cases and 20781 deaths

At tonight's 7pm press conference, the government reported 175202 cases as of 1:00 p.m. today, an increase in cases of 4717 or 2.8%. Of these, 23567 are active cases, a decrease of 86 since yesterday. As well, there are 60621 suspected cases, an increase of 1624.
The incidence for accumulated cases is 137.1 per 100,000 inhabitants. The incidence for active cases, according to the SINAVE website, is 18.44 per 100, 000 inhabitants.

Deaths increased by 387 or 1.9% to 20781. There are 1895 suspected deaths.
Mexico has done 473952 tests, 8085 additional tests reported since yesterday.

98% of 814 (up 2) COVID hospitals reported on patient numbers yesterday. Of the hospital beds designated for COVID-19, on a national level 45% are occupied leaving xx% available. In Mexico City, 69% of those beds are occupied. In the State of Mexico 70% of general COVID beds are occupied, in Sonora 58%, in Guerrero and Puebla 56%, in Tlaxcala 53%, in Guanajuato 52% and in Tabasco 50%.

Of the hospital beds with ventilators, the ICU beds, on a national level 39% are occupied. In Mexico City 55% are occupied. In the State of Mexico 63% of the beds with ventilators are occupied, in Baja California 61%, in Tlaxcala 60%, in Sonora 52% and in Guerrero 50%.


https://coronavirus.gob.mx/datos/
https://covid19.sinave.gob.mx/
The second site has less information; however, the first tab, the map of cases to date, provides more state-specific information. The third tab provides the national and state-specific numbers for the incidence of active cases.

[Marylou]

Sunday June 21, 2020. Mexico reports 180545 cases and 21825 deaths

At tonight's 7pm press conference, the government reported 180545 cases as of 1:00 p.m. today, an increase in cases of 5343 or 3.05%. Of these, 24225 are active cases, an increase of 658 since yesterday. As well, there are 56590 suspected cases, a decrease of 4031. 35875 of those 56590 are considered active suspected cases, in that, in accordance with the definition of active, symptoms began in the last two weeks
The incidence for accumulated cases is 141.3 per 100,000 inhabitants. The incidence for active cases according to the SINAVE website is 18.95 per 100, 000 inhabitants.

Deaths increased by 1044 or 5.02% to 21825. The majority of those deaths occurred in May. There are 1892 suspected deaths.
Mexico has done 479528 tests, 5576 additional tests reported since yesterday.

95% of 816 COVID hospitals reported on patient numbers yesterday. Of the hospital beds designated for COVID-19, on a national level 44% are occupied leaving 56% available. In Mexico City, 67% of those beds are occupied. In the State of Mexico 68% are occupied, in Sonora 60%, in Tlaxcala 59%, in Baja California 58%, in Guerrero and Puebla 56%, in Guanajuato 52% and in Tabasco 51%.

Of the hospital beds with ventilators, the ICU beds, on a national level 39% are occupied. In Mexico City 51% are occupied. In Baja California 68% of the beds with ventilators are occupied, in Tlaxcala 63%, in the State of Mexico 60%, and in Puebla 51%.

https://coronavirus.gob.mx/datos/
https://covid19.sinave.gob.mx/
The second site has less information; however, the first tab, the map of cases to date, provides more state-specific information. The third tab provides the national and state-specific numbers for the incidence of active cases.

[Marylou]

Monday June 22, 2020. Mexico reports 185122 cases and 22584 deaths

At tonight's 7pm press conference, the government reported 18512 cases as of 1:00 p.m. today, an increase in cases of 4577 or 2.5%. Of these, 23155 are active cases, a decrease of 1070 since yesterday. As well, there are 57281 suspected cases, an increase of 691.
The incidence for accumulated cases is 144.9 per 100,000 inhabitants. The incidence for active cases according to the SINAVE website is 18.11 per 100,000 inhabitants.

Deaths increased by 759 or 3.5% to 22584. There are 1874 suspected deaths.
Mexico has done 488550 tests, 9022 additional tests reported since yesterday.

95% of 890 (up 74) COVID hospitals reported on patient numbers yesterday. Of the hospital beds designated for COVID-19, on a national level 44% are occupied leaving 56% available. In Mexico City and in the State of Mexico, 69% of those beds are occupied. In Tlaxcala, 60% are occupied, in Sonora 59%, in Puebla 55%, in Guanajuato 54%, in Hidalgo and Baja California 53%, in Tabasco 52% and in Guerrero 51%.

Of the hospital beds with ventilators, the ICU beds, on a national level 38% are occupied. In Mexico City, 55% are occupied. In the State of Mexico 65% are occupied, in Baja California 63%, in Sonora 57%, and in Tabasco 51%.

https://coronavirus.gob.mx/datos/
https://covid19.sinave.gob.mx/
The second site has less information; however, the first tab, the map of cases to date, provides more state-specific information. The third tab provides the national and state-specific numbers for the incidence of active cases.

[Marylou]

Tuesday June 23, 2020. Mexico reports 191410 cases and 23377 deaths

At tonight's 7pm press conference, the government reported 191410 cases as of 1:00 p.m. today, an increase in cases of 6288 or 3.4%. Of these, 23487 are active cases, an increase of 332 since yesterday. As well, there are 59106 suspected cases, an increase of 1825.

The incidence for accumulated cases is 149.8 per 100,000 inhabitants. The incidence for active cases according to the SINAVE website is 19.08 per 100,000 inhabitants.

Deaths increased by 793 or 3.5% to 23377. The first of these deaths took place on April 2. The majority happened in the last seven days. There are 1848 suspected deaths.
Mexico has done 501871 tests, 13321 additional tests reported since yesterday.

98% of 896 (up 6) COVID hospitals reported on patient numbers yesterday. Of the hospital beds designated for COVID-19, on a national level 44% are occupied leaving 56% available. In Mexico City, 65% of those beds are occupied. In the State of Mexico 68% were occupied, in Sonora 59%, in Tlaxcala 57%, in Tabasco 55%, in Puebla and Guanajuato 53%, in Guerrero and Baja California 51%, and in Veracruz 50%.

Of the hospital beds with ventilators, the ICU beds, on a national level 38% are occupied. In Mexico City 54% are occupied. In the State of Mexico 62% are occupied, in Baja California 61% and in Sonora 53

According to the report on infections and deaths among health care workers stated that there have been 39032 infections and 584 deaths among health care workers. There are 13145 suspected cases and 27 suspected deaths.

https://coronavirus.gob.mx/datos/
https://covid19.sinave.gob.mx/
The second site has less information; however, the first tab, the map of cases to date, provides more state-specific information. The third tab provides the national and state-specific numbers for the incidence of active cases.