FLORIDA has more COVID-19 deaths in 1 day than Slovenia has in total

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The Florida Department of Health reported 13,019 new cases on Friday, bringing the state’s overall total to 1,181,483 cases since March.

Florida reported 96 new virus deaths Friday. This means at least 20,690 people have died in relation to coronavirus across the state, including 289 non-residents who died in Florida.

As of Friday afternoon, there are currently 5,182 people with the virus hospitalized in Florida, according to the state Agency for Health Care Administration, an increase by about 55 patients within 24 hours.

Since March, 59,602 people have been hospitalized in Florida after complications from the coronavirus. That number includes the 311 people who have been recently hospitalized due to the virus, according to the health department’s report.

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The Florida Department of Health reported 11,450 new cases on Saturday, bringing the state’s overall total to 1,193,165 cases since March.

Florida reported 74 new virus deaths Saturday. This means at least 20,764 people have died in relation to coronavirus across the state, including 291 non-residents who died in Florida.

As of Saturday afternoon, there are currently 5,092 people with the virus hospitalized in Florida, according to the state Agency for Health Care Administration, a decrease by about 90 patients within 24 hours.

Since March, 59,851 people have been hospitalized in Florida after complications from the coronavirus. That number includes the 249 people who have been recently hospitalized due to the virus, according to the health department’s daily report.

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In the latest report from the Florida Department of Health, the state added another 8,401 COVID-19 cases for Dec. 19.

A total of 1,201,566 people in Florida have tested positive for coronavirus since the pandemic began.

On Sunday, the state also reported another 95 Floridians and two non-residents had died after testing positive for COVID-19. That brings the total to 20,568 residents and 293 non-residents who have died since the pandemic began -- a total of 20,861 deaths in the state related to the virus.

As for hospitalizations, 5,238 people in Florida were hospitalized with coronavirus as their primary diagnosis as of Sunday afternoon. Of those, 1,238 patients were in the Tampa Bay area.

Statewide, a total of 59,995 people in Florida have been hospitalized with the virus at some point during the pandemic.

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Florida added 11,015 coronavirus cases Monday to bring the cumulative total to 1,212,581. With 112 more fatalities, 20,680 Florida residents are now dead.

Central Florida’s cases passed 200,000, and statewide, the cumulative number of people who’ve been hospitalized with the virus surpassed 60,000 on Monday.

It’s the 13th day in a row that Florida has seen an increase of over 8,400 infections.

The seven-day average of daily reported infections is 11,171, up from 9,800 a week earlier.

COVID-19 hospitalizations had been down to the 2,000 range last month after mid-July highs of over 8,000, but they’re climbing again. Across the state, 5,512 people were hospitalized with COVID-19 as of about 4:45 p.m. Monday.

To date, 60,152 people have been hospitalized in Florida, according to the state’s report.

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Florida added 10,434 coronavirus cases Tuesday to bring the cumulative total to 1,223,015. With 74 more fatalities, 20,754 Florida residents are now dead.

It’s the 14th day in a row that Florida has seen an increase of over 8,400 infections.

Republican Gov. Ron DeSantis has said the state will not enforce a mask mandate, nor restrict capacity at bars and restaurants.

Statewide, 5,633 people were hospitalized with the virus as of about 2:15 p.m. Tuesday.

To date, 60,471 people have been hospitalized in Florida, according to the state’s report.

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Florida on Wednesday reported 11,384 new confirmed cases of coronavirus and an additional 120 resident deaths attributed to the disease.

1,234,399 cases in Florida

20,874 deaths of Florida residents

299 Non-Florida resident deaths

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The Florida Department of Health reported 13,147 new cases on Thursday.

Florida reported 121 new virus fatalities among residents on Thursday.

Hospitalizations (61,100 since pandemic began): Thursday: 300

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With more than 1,000 reported deaths in less than two weeks, the number of Florida residents who have died of COVID-19 exceeded 21,000 on Saturday, according to the state Department of Health.

The department’s website showed 21,135 residents have died since the pandemic started. Also, 302 non-residents have died in Florida.

The number of resident deaths increased by 140 from a Thursday count, as the department did not release statistics on Christmas Day. Florida exceeded 20,000 reported resident deaths on Dec. 14, hitting 20,003 that day.

As of Saturday, 1,264,588 people had tested positive since the pandemic started, an increase of 17,042 from Thursday.

The state Agency for Health Care Administration reported 5,647 people hospitalized Saturday with “primary” diagnoses of COVID-19, including 971 in Miami-Dade County.

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The number of confirmed coronavirus cases in Florida ticked upward by 7,000, health officials reported Sunday.

The new cases reported Sunday brought the state's tally to more than 1.25 million since the outbreak began earlier this year.

More than 21,200 Floridians have now died from COVID-19 — with more than 70 new deaths added to the death toll on Sunday.

More than 6,300 people were in the hospital Sunday because of the virus, according to state Department of Health data.

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Florida’s Department of Health on Monday confirmed 8,198 additional cases of COVID-19, bringing the state’s known total to 1,280,177. Also, 96 new resident deaths were announced, bringing the resident toll to 21,308.

Three new non-resident deaths were also announced, bringing the non-resident toll to 305.

As of 3:16 p.m. Monday, there were 6,109 COVID-19 patients admitted into hospitals throughout the state, according to the Florida Agency for Health Care Administration dashboard.

The state has had a total of 61,663 Florida residents hospitalized for COVID-19-related complications, according to Florida’s COVID-19 Data and Surveillance Dashboard.

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Florida added more than 12,000 coronavirus cases and 105 virus-related deaths Tuesday, according to the Florida Department of Health.

On Tuesday, health officials recorded another 12,075 infections, bringing the number of cases detected since March to 1,292,252. The overall death toll has reached 21,718 people in Florida.

About 6,150 people are hospitalized with a primary diagnosis of COVID-19 across Florida, according to the Agency for Health Care Administration.

Statewide, about 25 percent of hospital beds and 21 percent of intensive care unit beds were available.

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The Florida Department of Health announced 13,871 new coronavirus cases Wednesday, the third largest single-day increase since the start of the pandemic, bringing the statewide total to 1,306,123.

The state Department of Health reported 137 new coronavirus deaths Wednesday, bringing Florida's death toll to 21,546. A total of 311 non-residents have died from the virus, which is not included in the daily total.

As of Wednesday, 62,508 Florida residents have been hospitalized with COVID-19.

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The Florida Department of Health reported 31,518 new cases on Saturday, bringing the state’s overall total to 1,354,833 cases since March.

Florida reported 220 new virus deaths Saturday. This means at least 22,210 people have died in relation to the coronavirus across the state, including 320 non-residents who died in Florida.

As of Saturday afternoon, there are currently 6,701 people with the virus hospitalized in Florida, according to the state Agency for Health Care Administration.

Since March, 63,148 people have been hospitalized in Florida after complications from the coronavirus. That number includes the 280 people who have been recently hospitalized due to the virus, according to the health department’s daily report.

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The state’s department of health announced 10,603 cases Sunday, making the number of infections detected since March 1,365,436.

The state announced 100 deaths from the virus. As cases and hospitalizations rise, deaths are expected to increase. As of Sunday, about 125 deaths were being announced per day, averaged over the prior week. A total of 22,310 people have died.

Just under 7,000 people in Florida are currently hospitalized with a primary diagnosis of coronavirus, according to the Agency for Health Care Administration. About 1,500 are in the Tampa Bay area. The number of people hospitalized has been increasing.

Statewide, about 24 percent of hospital beds and 21 percent of ICU beds are available.

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Florida’s resident death toll from coronavirus rose to 22,317 with the addition of 129 more reported fatalities on Wednesday while also adding 17,783 more positive COVID-19 cases to bring the total to 1,409,906.

The state Department of Health has not reported less than 10,000 new daily cases since Dec. 28. The 17,783 cases is the most reported in a single day yet.

With 330 non-Florida resident deaths, including 3 new reported Wednesday, the state’s combined total stands at 22,647.

Across the state, 7,303 people were hospitalized with COVID-19 as of about 2:15 p.m.

To date, 65,232 people have been hospitalized in Florida, according to the state’s report, which includes 449 newly reported hospitalizations since Tuesday’s update.

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Florida officials reported 19,816 new coronavirus cases in the state on Thursday as infections continue to surge.

Since the outbreak began, Florida has recorded more than 1.4 million of the state’s 21 million residents infected with the disease.

In all, 22,481 Florida residents have now died after contracting COVID-19.

1,429,722 cases in Florida

22,481 deaths of Florida residents

336 Non-Florida resident deaths

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Florida added 19,530 coronavirus cases and 194 deaths Friday, raising the death total to 23,011.

With more than 19,000 new infections, Florida saw a record number of cases Thursday, the second day in a row and third time in a week it surpassed previous daily caseload records.

Florida hospitals are currently treating 7,346 people for COVID-19, including 1,547 in Tampa Bay, according to the Agency for Healthcare Administration.

The state recorded 364 new admissions Friday, with 65 in Tampa Bay.

About 19 percent of hospital beds and 16 percent of adult intensive care unit beds were available statewide.

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Florida’s resident death toll from coronavirus rose to 22,804 with the addition of 138 more reported fatalities on Saturday while also adding 15,445 more positive COVID-19 cases to bring the total to 1,464,697.

A record 19,816 infections were reported Thursday, the highest daily increase since the outbreak hit.

With 346 non-Florida resident deaths, including one new death reported Saturday, the state’s combined total stands at 23,150.

Across the state, 7,424 people were hospitalized with COVID-19 as of about 1:30 p.m. Saturday including 433 in Orange County, 179 in Osceola, 151 in Lake and 146 in Seminole.

To date, 66,332 people have been hospitalized in Florida, according to the state’s report, which includes 346 newly reported hospitalizations since Friday’s update.

Over 131,889 people were hospitalized with COVID-19 across the United States as of Thursday, according to COVID-19 Tracking Project, which updates its cumulative data once a day.

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The Florida Department of Health reported 108 more resident deaths linked to COVID-19 on Sunday along with 12,313 new positive cases.

To date, 1,477,010 people have been infected statewide and 22,912 Florida residents have died. With 349 non-resident fatalities, including three new deaths posted Sunday, the state’s combined total is 23,261.

From Sunday to Sunday, Florida saw 111,574 new cases and 925 newly reported resident deaths in state health department data.

With a population of about 21.5 million, about one in 15 people in the state have now been infected.

In a weekly, Sunday-over-Sunday comparison of numbers, the latest week topped 900 resident deaths, about 150 more than the prior week.

Current COVID-19 hospitalizations continue to climb back up toward mid-July highs of over 8,000. They had fallen to around 2,000 by early October, but recently climbed back to more than 6,000.

From Sunday to Sunday, the state reported 2,263 new hospitalizations, compared to the previous week’s total of 1,873.

Across the state, 7,497 people were hospitalized with COVID-19 as of about 1:30 p.m.

To date, 66,533 people have been hospitalized in Florida, according to the state’s report, which includes 201 newly reported hospitalizations since Saturday’s update.

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As of Monday, Florida health officials said more than 23,000 residents of the state have died from COVID-19 since the pandemic began.

That milestone comes as the state reported 163 additional virus-related deaths between both Florida residents and non-residents as well as 11,576 new cases.

Since the pandemic began, there have been 1,488,586 cases of the virus in the state as well as 23,424 virus-related deaths including 353 non-Florida residents.

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Florida’s Department of Health on Tuesday confirmed 14,896 additional cases of COVID-19, bringing the state’s known total to a new milestone: 1,503,482. Also, 156 new resident deaths were announced, bringing the state’s resident death toll from the novel coronavirus to 23,227.

Five new non-resident deaths were also announced, bringing the non-resident toll to 358.

As of 10:45 a.m. Tuesday, there were 7,691 COVID-19 patients admitted into hospitals throughout the state, according to the Florida Agency for Health Care Administration dashboard.

The state has had a total of 66,204 Florida residents hospitalized for COVID-19-related complications, according to Florida’s COVID-19 Data and Surveillance Dashboard.

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Florida added 13,990 coronavirus cases Wednesday to bring the cumulative total to 1,517,472. With 169 more fatalities, 23,396 Florida residents are now dead.

COVID-19 hospitalizations statewide are climbing back up toward mid-July highs of over 8,000.

Across the state, 7,582 people were hospitalized with COVID-19 as of about 2:20 p.m. Wednesday.

To date, 67,598 people have been hospitalized in Florida, according to the state’s report, which includes 440 newly reported hospitalizations since Tuesday’s update.

Nationwide, 131,326 people were listed as currently hospitalized with COVID-19 as of Tuesday.

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Florida’s resident death toll from coronavirus rose to 23,613 with the addition of 217 more reported fatalities on Thursday while also adding 13,720 more positive COVID-19 cases to bring the total to 1,531,192.

The state Department of Health has reported 1,930 resident deaths since Jan. 1, an average of nearly 139 a day.

With 368 non-Florida resident deaths, including 5 new reported Thursday, the state’s combined total stands at 23,981.

Florida has seen about one in 910 of its residents die from the virus, while nationally it’s closer to one in 851 people, and worldwide it’s at about one in 3,931 of the planet’s 7.8 billion population.

Across the state, 7,761 people were hospitalized with COVID-19 as of about 2 p.m. Thursday including 509 in Orange County, 211 in Osceola, 163 in Lake and 142 in Seminole. The state’s online tool updates several times throughout the day.

To date, 68,011 people have been hospitalized in Florida, according to the state’s report, which includes 413 newly reported hospitalizations since Wednesday’s update.

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Florida’s resident death toll from coronavirus rose to 24,004 with the addition of 205 more reported fatalities on Saturday while also adding 12,119 more positive COVID-19 cases to bring the total to 1,560,186.

The state Department of Health has reported 2,331 resident deaths since Jan. 1, an average of 155 per day.

With 376 non-Florida resident deaths, including six new deaths reported Saturday, the state’s combined total stands at 24,380.

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The Florida Department of Health reported 10,825 new cases on Sunday, bringing the state’s overall total to 1,571,279 cases since the coronavirus pandemic began in March.

Florida reported 135 new virus-related deaths Sunday, raising the death toll to 24,515. This number includes the 378 non-residents who died in Florida.

As of Sunday afternoon, there were currently 7,419 people with the virus hospitalized in Florida, according to the state Agency for Health Care Administration.

Since March, 67,997 people have been hospitalized in Florida after complications from COVID-19. That number includes the 207 new patients who have been recently hospitalized due to the virus, according to the health department’s daily report released on Sunday.

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