WEST PALM BEACH, Fla. – Recent deaths in Florida have increased to 149, with an expansion to 3,571, more than 1,000 than the previous day, the Florida Department of Health announced Thursday.
On Wednesday, deaths accumulated in 127 and the increase in 2402 instances. On Tuesday they accumulated on instances 7569 and 3699 without a one-day knowledge sold through Quest Diagnostics. Since June, instances have been less than 5,000 for 19 consecutive days if search knowledge is excluded.
The rate of positivity of the first instances was higher than 6. 23 of the tests won through the laboratories on Wednesday after 5. 59% the previous day. Palm Beach County 4. 37, the tenth consecutive day was 5. 0 or less, adding a minimum of 3. 16 on Sunday. peak 5. 41 on August 23.
Daily positivity rates of more than 8. 55% in 65,205 tests after 7,63 out of 50,690 tests. The rate had been less than 8 consistent with penny 4 times in two weeks plus one to 8. 01. The minimum 7. 04 consistent with penny.
The total number of deaths in Palm Beach County rose from 16 to 1,150, the highest in Miami-Dade state and ahead of Broward, after six deaths were reported Wednesday.
On the treasury coast, St. Lucia rose from 6 to 243, Martin from 1 to 119 and Indian River remained at 103. Okeechobee stayed at 19 after expanding a record of four with his first two deaths on July 25.
Broward climbed nine and Miami-Dade 46.
In South Florida, there were 78 of the 149 deaths, or 52. 3 percent, for a total of 5,440 to 46. 7 percent, while the population only 30 percent.
Pinellas rose from four to 669 deaths in fourth place and Hillsborough climbed from 3 to 558 in fifth place. Polk went up from 6 to four61 in sixth and Lee went up from four to four35.
Florida ranks fifth in the United States with 11,650 deaths, and non-resident deaths have remained at 150 for a total of 11,800. On June 16, Florida ranked 11th in the country.
Texas ranks fourth with the addition of a U. S. record of 221 deaths on Thursday after a state record of 324 on August 11, for a total of 13091; California reported 164 new deaths, the time in the country, and is third with 13,327.
On Monday, the state reported 1885 cases, the lowest since 1758 on June 15.
Cases in Florida have been less than 3,000 six times since late June and less than 5,000 for 16 consecutive days until Quest’s knowledge was removed.
Daily instances in Palm Beach County rose to 125 from 131 the day before and a hundred and three days ago.
New hospitalizations in Florida increased 270 out of 299 the previous day. The state reported Thursday that lately there are 3,437 hospitalized with a number one diagnosis of COVID-19, 112 less than the previous day.
death
Deaths in the state have accelerated in about six months since the first deaths were announced on March 6. It took 49 days for the death toll to succeed in the first 1,000, but it only took 40 days for more than double. The number of deaths that coincides with the day in Florida is 64.
The last time the dead were more than two hundred and 212 on August 18, the state record of 276 on August 11 and the accumulation of 153 last Thursday.
State and county increases constitute deaths earned across the state on Wednesday, not the number of deaths at that time. The day dies and is won through the state would possibly be delayed for several days. The highest number of deaths last month: 192 on August 5.
In a state list of instances and deaths published Thursday, reported 150 deaths from the previous report, 1 was removed after finding out the cause of death for a net accumulation of 149.
Deaths increased from 782 in the state in seven days (a daily average of 112) to 7. 2 percent, a figure that had been more than 1,200 deaths recently, two months ago, the number of one week in the mid-200s. increased 56 to 5. 1%. The U. S. figure is 3. 4% and the overall figure is 4. 5%.
Miami-Dade rose to 2600, two five and four more in a week. Broward rose to 1,206 with an increase of 37 in a week; Indian River increased with 7 deaths in a week, St. Lucia with 10 kills, Martin with five and Okeechobee with 4.
The death toll in Palm Beach County is higher than 23 states, adding 1,1four6 in Wisconsin after adding four on Thursday and 1,135 in Iowa with nine others.
The state met Thursday 16 deaths in Palm Beach County, with one and one more than five years8: 11 (70, 87, 89, 92, 93, 9four, 9five, 9five, 9five, 9five, 96) and five men (five8, 73, 77, 91, 9 five). The new deaths in St. Lucia are four men (70, 81, 83, 93) and 2 (93, 9 five). Martin reported a 99-year-old woman.
Case
Since the first two instances were announced on March 1, Florida’s average has increased to 3. 0% of the state’s 21. 48 million population with 637,013, the largest in the country. The six-month average is 3,425 consistent with the day.
In one week, instances rose to 25,102, or 3586 consistent with the day on average, to 4. 1 consistent with penny, a consistent percentage that is declining.
Cases over 600,000 on August 23 and five hundred,000 on August 5.
California has the highest number of instances in the United States with 717177 with the addition of a U. S. record of 5125 on Thursday. Texas had the highest number of new instances, 3,899, and is the third overall with 625,347. New York, which is a leader for much of the pandemic, ranks fourth with 437,107 with 889 more.
Daily case increases in Florida have been less than 10,000 since July 26, when they rose 12,199. At the beginning of the pandemic, the cases were less than 1,000, the last of the 3 digits being 966 on June 8.
The case record was 1,500 on July 5, the highest daily figure ever recorded in the United States.
In Palm Beach County, new instances have declined greatly since the July 1,171 record on July 5. The total is now 42,643, citizens and non-citizens.
The Miami-Dade instances were five78 to 341 and the construction of Broward up to 263 against 126. In the Treasure Coast area, the one-day construction was 37 in St. Louis. Lucia, 8 in Indian River, five in Martin County and 17 in Okeechobee.
proof
The total number of others examined in Florida is 4,724,739, the fourth in the country, the No. 1 New York, California No. 2 and No. 3 Texas. This Florida figure accounts for 21. 9% of Florida’s population.
The overall positive rate 13. 48 consistent with percent, the same as in the last two days.
The daily rate at a time around 2-3 percent, the two-week maximum 11. 35 on August 24 and the record of 20. 71% on July 8.
The overall record checked 142,964 on July 11.
In Palm Beach County, the last time the rate for the first time exceeded 10. 0% 10. 2% on August 4.
Miami-Dade was 7. 35 per day after 5. 32%, the lowest in two weeks. The highest rate was 26. 4 on July 8. Broward’s rate was 4. 72, the seventh day in a row, it was below 5%, of which 4. 47 the day before and knowledge is sold through Quest.
Elsewhere, st Lucia’s rate was 4. 13, the fifth consecutive day below 5, of which 4. 58 a day earlier and a minimum of 3. 30 3 days ago and a maximum of 13. 98 on August 24. with a minimum of two weeks of 3. 84 a week ago and a maximum of two weeks of 12. 01 six days ago. Indian River rate 2. 1% after 2. 0 and 4 days less than 2, adding 1. 28 3 days ago and a maximum of 6. 78 on August 24 The Okeechobee rate is 8. 33 out of 176 negative tests after 5. 04% in 66 negative tests after a minimum of two weeks out of 0 out of 26 negative tests on August 23 and a maximum of 11. 96 on August 22 in 81 negative tests.
Palm Beach County has 42,643 cases out of 331,257 overall assessed for 12. 87% overall, not counting those waiting for evidence and inconclusive.
Miami-Dade leads with 159,978 instances of 829,920 tested for 19. 28%, and Broward is currently with 72,634 instances and 515,769 tested for 14. 0. 8%.
In Martin County, it is 4,514 out of 31,467 for 14. 35%. In St. Lucia, it is 7,193 out of 53011 for 13. 57%, Indian River with 2,871 of 31,479 for 9. 12% and Okeechobee 1,267 from 10,007 to 12. 66%.
Mortality rate
The mortality rate compares instances to deaths.
The state rate is 1. 8% for all deaths and instances, totaling non-residents, with 3. 0% in the United States and 3. 3% worldwide, which surpassed 872,000 deaths and 26. 2 million instances on Thursday.
Palm Beach County’s rate is 2. 7%, compared to Broward at 1. 7% and Miami-Dade at 1. 6%. With far fewer deaths, the death rate is 3. 4% in St. Lucia, 2. 7% in Martin, 3. 6% in Indian River, and 1. 5% in Okeechobee.
Florida has 542 deaths consistent with 1 million people, at an American average of 576 consistent with millions. New York, which accounts for 17. 3% of deaths in the country, has 1,699 deaths consistent with millions. Worldwide, the figure is 111. 9 consistent with millions. .
Breakdown by age
The average age of all deaths in Florida is years /
Four deaths concerned young people under the age of 14: a 6-year-old boy from Hillsborough, a 9-year-old boy from Putnam and two from 11, a miami-Dade boy and a woman from Broward. This elegance has changed.
Four other minors are among the 28 deaths in elegance 15-24: a 16-year-old woman in Miami-Dade, a 16-year-old woman in Lee, a 17-year-old boy in Pasco and a 17-year-old boy. -old boy in manatee. The elegance had no additions.
Eighty people over the age of 25 to 34 were also killed by the virus, and one more.
A total of 3,788 people over the age of 85 died in the virus state, an increase of 91 in one day.
94% of deaths are people over 55 years of age or older and 62% are 75 years of age or older, an increase of 1% in the point of age in the class. 7% of those over the age of 75.
At the other end of the age spectrum, there were 1076 and five cases of babies up to four years of age, an increase of 66, and 247 were hospitalized, an increase of 1. Five to one of four years, there are 26, 1 four and five, a building of 79 with 22 five in the hospital at the same time, with an addition of 3
Of the 54-year-old group, 453,304 of the 629,913 citizens were examined; 803 died in this group, with an accumulation of 2, for a mortality rate of 0. 18; from the child to the age of 64, there are 535,724 cases. . A total of 2,050 died, an increase of 11, for a percentage of 0. 38.
cities
West Palm Beach ranks first among Palm Beach County cities at 10,639 with a 25. Lake Worth building, which includes the city and county part, increased from 30 to 7415, followed by Boca Raton in 5892 from 5869, Boynton Beach to 3793 from 3787 and Delray Beach to 2923 since 2912. A total of 947 in the designated county across a city.
Port St. Lucia leads the Treasury Coast with 4,220, an increase of 18, followed by Fort Pierce with 2,579, 31 more, and Stuart with 2,112, an increase of 2.
In Indian River County, Fellsmere, which has a population of 5,754, more than 1 to 397 may 3-31.
Hospitalizations
A total of 39,428 more people in the state were hospitalized, up from 37,718 seven days ago, meaning it is a cumulative total and includes others who have been discharged or who have died.
The number is 3,405 in Palm Beach County, an increase of 29 out of 22 the previous day; 379 To Martin, who has changed; 484 in St. Lucia with a 12-year construction, Indian River increased from 1 to 260 and Okeechobee went from 136 to 137.
Long-term care
For 42% of deaths, 4,879 are citizens and long-term care staff, adding 494 in Palm Beach County, the largest time in the 725 state in Miami-Dade. The state buildup was 68 and palm beach county. It was built up to 9.
National
Since the first death reported six months ago on February 29, the death toll has increased to 191,058, an increase of 1,094 on Thursday, according to Worldometer. info.
Johns Hopkins reported 186,785, one of 1,065.
Cases reached 6,335,244 with an accumulation of 44,507, according to Worldometer. info, exceeded 70,000 seven times, adding a record 78,446 on July 24 and the last time on July 31.
Last Thursday in the United States there were 1,142 more deaths and 46,030 more cases.
The accumulation of deaths in a week in the United States 6052 to 3. 4%.
New York has the highest number of deaths in the country with 33,059, with 7 other reports, after a peak of 799 in April.
Among the other states with the 10 most sensitive deaths: No. 2 New Jersey nine, No. 6 Massachusetts 17, No. 7 Illinois 24, No. 8 Pennsylvania ’13, No. nine Michigan 10, No. 10 Georgia 73.
In addition, Arizona No. 11 reported 65 deaths, including 1,092 more cases, more than double the previous day. Number 23 in Washington, the original epicenter of the United States, reported 10 deaths.
Globally
The United States accounted for 18. 6% of Thursday’s 5886 additional deaths and 21. 9% of the global total, with its population accounting for only 4. 3% of the world’s total. The increase in global mortality over a week was 37,578 to 4. 5, consistent with the penny.
Last Thursday’s death toll is 6,052.
Highest cases up to 287,408, a record 289,648 on July 24.
Brazil, the time for the United States alone in deaths, reported 830 deaths to 124,729. Brazil’s record is 1,554 on July 29. The country added 44,728 instances to 4,046,150 instances and only the United States.
India reported 1,043 more deaths to drop to 67,376 and third. The Asian country also reported a record 83,883 cases for a total of 3,853,406, the United States and Brazil.
Mexico announced 513 more deaths Thursday night, up from 1,092 on June 4 for a total of 66,329 in fourth place, just 517 from India.
Four European nations are in the 10 most sensitive. The UK reported thirteen more deaths for 41,527 in fifth place with the daily record of 1,172. France No. 7 reported 20 deaths and 7,157 cases, which only the fourth time were more than 7,000, adding a record 7,578 in March. Spain No. nine added 40 deaths, plus 8. 95nine cases, which is from a record 10,856 on March 20.
Peru No. recorded 146 deaths and Iran No. 10 had 129.
Russia ranks fourth in the world with 1,009,995 cases, of which 4,995 more are reported. The country has killed 114 other people and is the twelfth.
Canada reported 6 deaths to 9,141 and fell to 18th Argentina, which reported 243 deaths. There were also 570 cases in Canada.
Sweden, which has had “collective immunity,” reported five deaths and five, 832 deaths. Neighboring Norway announced 0 deaths for the fourteenth consecutive day to remain in 264 deaths, as did 86 other cases.
China No. 28, the world’s original epicenter, has reported deaths since April 26 and added “25 cases on Friday. “
Japan reported 12 deaths for a total of 1319 on Thursday.