translated from Spanish: Health adds 1,092 deaths from COVID-19, the largest increase in a day

Mexico recorded this 3 June the largest increase in deaths and confirmed cases of coronavirus COVID-19.
Health authorities reported 1,092 more deaths from the disease, for a total of 11,000,729, as well as another 948 suspects who still have to wait for lab results.
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Undersecretary of Health Hugo López-Gatell insisted that these are not deaths that occurred on this day, but dates of May, April, and even March.
At a press conference, he explained that this increase is due to the Mexican Institute of Social Security (IMSS) “joining the effort of complementary analysis of the unansused figures in mortality”, as it identified 726 deaths out of the 1,092 reported on this day.
The Ministry of Health system identified 212, while the remaining 84 were reported by ISSSTE, Pemex and other federal institutions.
Occurrence of deaths reported on June 3 by Health Authorities
According to the authorities’ count, Mexico also recorded 101 thousand 238 confirmed cases, of which 16 thousand 829 remain active; 4% increase, compared to June 2.
COVID-19 hospitals report bed occupancy for acute respiratory infections of 44%, nationally.
Mexico City and the State of Mexico with the entities with the highest occupation, reporting 74%.
In beds with fans, 63% are available and 37% occupied; Baja California and State of Mexico the most demanded states, with 71 and 65% occupancy.

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COVID-19 cases and deaths in Mexico