translated from Spanish: Mexico surpasses 17 thousand deaths per COVID-19

Health authorities reported on Sunday on the record of 269 more deaths by COVID-19, so so far the cumulative is 17,141 deaths.
Undersecretary Hugo López-Gatell said 146,837 cases have been confirmed, of which 22,398 are active, of people who have had symptoms in the last 14 days.
The previous day, on Saturday, there were 16,872 deaths and 142,690 confirmed cases, of which 21,740 were active.
In terms of medical care, it was reported on Sunday that Mexico City and the State of Mexico had the highest levels of occupancy of general hospital beds, with 74%.

Nationally, 56% of general hospital beds are available and 44% occupied. In beds with fans, 62% are available and 38% occupied. 3/3 pic.twitter.com/xf8tYm7wSW
— Hugo López-Gatell Ramírez (@HLGatell) June 15, 2020

The State of Mexico had the highest level of fan beds, for critically ill patients, with an occupancy of 65%.
Three and a half months have passed since Federal Health confirmed the first case of the new coronavirus in Mexico.
So far it is 14 days of ‘new normality’, the post-National Day of Healthy Distance and in which state traffic lights operate to indicate the level of coronavirus risk and mobility restrictions.
From June 15th to 21st, 16 states will be orange and the rest in red, the highest risk.
While all states are red or orange, at high or high risk, Mexican President Andrés Manuel López Obrador said the country had already surpassed the worst of the coronavirus epidemic on Sunday.

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COVID-19 cases and deaths in Mexico