PANAMA CITY – Bay County has shown two new deaths of patients with COVID-19 and 64 more, announced fitness on Tuesday.
According to the Florida Bay County Department of Health, the new deaths were shown over the Hard Work Day weekend.
The Department of Health warns that while the deaths were reported on Tuesday, that does not mean that they have occurred in the last 24 hours, on the contrary, they have manifested themselves in the last 24 hours.
To date, 86 citizens with COVID-19 have died.
The Department of Health showed 18 new instances of COVID-19 and 427 negative effects for Friday, 20 new instances with 383 negative effects for Saturday, 16 new instances and 206 negative effects for Sunday and 10 new instances with 144 negative effects by Monday.
In addition, according to the Agency for the Administration of Health Care, at 10 a. m. on Tuesday, 25 other people in county hospitals had a number one diagnosis of COVID-19.
The total number of instances in the county is 5,534 and 5,448 citizens and 86 non-citizens.
The overall test rate in COVID-19 County is 17%. Of the 31,788 tests processed in the county to date, 26,272 have been negative.
Knowledge is initial and a topic to replace depending on public aptitude surveys.
County cities with instances in patient zip codes come with 3five33 in Panama City, 70 five in Panama City Beach, 843 in Lynn Haven, 114 in Youngstown, 21 in Callaway, 79 in Southport, five in Parker, 12 at Tyndall Air Force Base, 61 in Fountain, two at Bayou George, two at Inlet Beach, one at Seacrest , one at WatersoundArray 3 in Vernon, one in Rosemary Beach, 12 in Mexico Beach and five unknown.
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