Coronovirus weekly update: Florida death toll surpasses 39,000
• Over the past seven days, CDC data shows Florida accounted for 22% of all the new coronavirus cases in America.
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• Over the past seven days, CDC data shows Florida accounted for 22% of all the new coronavirus cases in America.
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• Orange County is once again under a state of emergency as coronavirus cases surge. Florida reported 16,038 new cases Tuesday according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
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• More than 36,000 Floridians have died from the disease and 731 non-residents.
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• The seven-day average of new cases is slightly higher than during the previous week and 20% above two weeks ago.
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• COVID-19 cases are on the rise in Florida.
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• Just over 34,000 people — residents and non-residents — have died with COVID-19 in Florida. That includes 89 reported today. Coronavirus deaths were trending downward in the state until about a week ago. Data compiled by the New York Times shows the seven-day average has been rising since then. Another 5,166 Florida residents have tested positive for the virus. And the seven-day average of new cases is up by 12% over the previous week, according to data compiled by Johns Hopkins University and analyzed by NPR. Fewer than 3,000 people are hospitalized with COVID-19 in Florida.. And the state reports that nearly 5-point-9 million residents have gotten at least one shot of a coronavirus vaccine. Three-point-3 million are fully …
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• The state reported 102 additional deaths. So far, 32,449 Floridians have died.
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