Michigan reports 465 new COVID cases
The state's average is still high after a week of high numbers.
After a week that saw two days with more than 1,000 new COVID-19 infections each, Monday was a relative relief. Just 465 people were confirmed to have contracted the virus.
The seven day moving average still sits at 747 new cases per day.
Michigan reported just one new death from the coronavirus. The state is averaging about ten new deaths per day.
The majority of cases come from the usual high-population counties in the eastern part of the state: Macomb, Okland, and Wayne Counties.
Kalamazoo County health officials reported two new cases Monday. They also reported ten new cases Sunday and 19 new cases Saturday.
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