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The New York Times estimates that there have been 23,000 excess deaths in New York city from March 11 to May 2.  New York City reports 14,162
confirmed COVID-19 deaths and 5,378 probable COVID-19 deaths (which are reported as COVID-19 deaths for the purposes of the overall tally).

https://www1.nyc.gov/site/doh/covid/covid-19-data.page

So 19,540 confirmed or probable COVID-19 deaths, out of 23,000 excess deaths.  So that's 85% of the excess deaths accounted for.  If you also account for the possibility that there are some excess deaths due to overwhelmed health systems and patients hesitant to go into the ER for things like heart attacks because of the COVID-19 pandemic, I think you are probably accounting for almost all the excess deaths.

BC

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The New York Times estimates that there have been 23,000 excess deaths in New York city from March 11 to May 2.  New York City reports 14,162
confirmed COVID-19 deaths and 5,378 probable COVID-19 deaths (which are reported as COVID-19 deaths for the purposes of the overall tally).

https://www1.nyc.gov/site/doh/covid/covid-19-data.page

So 19,540 confirmed or probable COVID-19 deaths, out of 23,000 excess deaths.  So that's 85% of the excess deaths accounted for.  If you also account for the possibility that there are some excess deaths due to overwhelmed health systems and patients hesitant to go into the ER for things like heart attacks because of the COVID-19 pandemic, I think you are probably accounting for almost all the excess deaths.

BC