ALBANY, N.Y. (WTEN) — Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo’s office released Tuesday’s latest COVID numbers statewide. The data is summarized briefly below:

• Test Results Reported – 194,188
• Positive Test Results – 10,353
• Positivity – 5.33%
• Patient Hospitalization – 5,982 (+270)
• Patients Newly Admitted – 743
• Hospital Counties – 56
• Number ICU – 1,065 (+25)
• Number ICU with Intubation – 580 (+8)
• Total Discharges – 92,136 (+376)
• Deaths – 128
• Total Deaths – 28,002

“Everything we have done from the start of this pandemic has been based on the facts, and the facts are that COVID cases, hospitalizations and deaths are all on the rise all across the country. We are on an unsustainable trajectory and if we don’t act now, hospitals could become overwhelmed come January,” Cuomo said. “Right now, New York is focused on growing hospital capacity through our Surge and Flex program and requiring hospital systems to begin working together so they are prepared. As those operations continue, it’s on all of us to be smart, tough, and do what we know stops the spread—socially distance, wear masks and wash our hands. The goal is to avoid another shutdown, and we will only be able to do that if we all do our part.”

Take a look at regional hospital bed capacity and occupancy numbers, including the number of hospitalizations as a percent of the region’s population, from the Office of the governor:

Regional ICU bed capacity and occupancy numbers are below:

Take a look at the last three days of each region’s seven-day average percentage of positive test results:

On Monday, 128 New Yorkers died due to COVID-19, for a total of 28,002:

Finally, here’s a geographic breakdown of the the 794,557 total positive tests reported in New York on Monday: