Florida reported an increase of 62 deaths and 7,104 instances, the lowest in a month, as the daily positive rate was the lowest in two weeks, 13.44, and the overall amount of tests decreased, the Florida Department of Health announced Sunday.
In other smart news, the positivity rate for the first time for new tests is 9.28%, the lowest in 14 days. In addition, the accumulation of hospitalizations 178 compared to 439 the day before.
The death toll in Palm Beach County remained at 833, the time in the state after Saturday 18 and a record 21 on Tuesday.
On the Treasury coast, the state reduced the death toll from St. Lucia from one to 124, while Martin increased from 3 to 78 and Indian River remained at 48. Okeechobee stayed at 6. Miami-Dade climbed 22 and Broward 3.
The lowest death of the past accumulated 35 on July 13 and the smallest at 6,336 on July 6 after Independence Day weekend.
By the increase of 179 Saturday deaths, the state record had been damaged 4 days in a row: 257 Fridays, 253 Thursdays, 216 Wednesdays and 186 Tuesdays.
Since the first two deaths were announced on 6 March, the death toll has risen to 7,084 and seventh in the country. Non-resident deaths remained at 122 with a total death toll of 7,206.
Florida deaths reached 3 figures in weeks.
The previous time there were under 100 deaths was back-to-back 77 last Sunday and Monday, which were the lowest since the 35 last month.
State and county increases are deaths earned through the state on Saturday, not the number of deaths that occurred at the time. The day dies and is won across the state, it would possibly be delayed for several days. So far, date with the maximum number of deaths on July 17th with 143.
The state’s list of deaths and cases Sunday noted 64 deaths were added since the previous day’s report and 2 residents were removed, including the one in St. Lucie, because they were “ruled out” as coronavirus-related for a net increase of 62.
On Sunday, California reported the highest number of additional deaths, 132, and ranks third overall. Louisiana was third with 57 Florida and 12th. Texas, which reported the maximum number of deaths for 3 consecutive days, adding a record 322 on Thursday, revealed no knowledge “due to a planned update of the electronic lab reporting system.”
In the United States, Florida accounted for 13.5% of deaths and 14.5% of Sundays.
Since the first two instances were announced on March 1, Florida’s total has risen to 2.3% of the state’s population from 21.48 million to 487,132, the largest in the country. In one week, instances increased from 64,000 to 15.1%.
California ranks first with 511,869 cases, adding 9,356 on Saturday, the first in the country in a daily construction ahead of Florida, according to Johns Hopkins. Texas is third overall behind Florida with 447222. New York, who was the leader of the pandemic until two weeks ago, is at 416,298, with 467 more.
In South Florida, there were 27 of the 62 deaths reported Sunday for a total of 3,503 to 49.4 percent, while the population only includes 30 percent. For months, the percentage more than half.
Pinellas is in fourth place with 439, up from 2, and Hillsborough climbed from 6 to 347. Lee’s 300, unchanged.
Florida has had the highest instances in the country for several days recently, adding 9642 on Saturday.
The last time there were more than 10,000 instances, an increase of 12,299 instances last Saturday.
Cases in Florida remained in 2000 through June 13 with 2581 and were under 1000 with the last of the 966 digits on June 8.
The case records 15, 300 on July 5, the highest daily figure ever recorded in the United States. At the height of the pandemic, New York also exceeded 11,000 people. The highest moment is 13.96 five on July 16.
Testing in Florida has increased considerably, from some in some places to large florida locations, as well as in nursing homes, prisons and farmworkers. The total is now 3,726,562, fourth in the country, behind No. 1 in New York, California number 2 and Texas number 3. This Florida figure represents 17.3% of Florida’s population, although some others have been evaluated more than once.
The overall positive rate recorded a record 13.07 percent, up from 13.03 on Saturday.
Several weeks ago, the daily rate of about 2 to 3% increased to 13.44% of the 87975 coronaviruses or anti-body tests reported in laboratories on Saturday, the lowest in two weeks, after 15.09 the previous day with 100563, a record 20.71% on July 8, there were 51,686 tests.
The total number of tests was the second lowest in two weeks behind 77,148 on July 20. Most state testing sites were closed Friday and Saturday before the tropical storm though it takes several days for the state to receive test results.
The general record checks 142,964 on July 11.
In Palm Beach County, the daily positive rate is the lowest in two weeks, 8.2% compared to 8.8 the day before. Peak 13.4% two weeks ago.
Miami-Dade’s 15.2 is the lowest in two weeks with 14.9 two days earlier. The highest 26.4 in Miami-Dade on July 8. In Broward, 12.1 consistent with percent compared to the two-week minimum of 10.8 consistent with a penny two days ago.
Elsewhere, St. Lucia 11.0 from a two-week minimum of 8.7% on July 21 and two-week lows in Martin at 4.3% and Indian River 5.6%. Okeechobee at 10.4%, compared to 9.1% 4 days before.
The state reported that 9.28% of first-time high scores tested positive on Saturday, the lowest in two weeks, to 11.04 the day before.
With more tests and no requirements for a test, the average age is 40, but 42 for tests reported on Saturday. In addition, the state mortality rate is 1.5% among residents, however, among those under 55 it is 0.15%.
Case
In Palm Beach County, 372 new instances were registered compared to 580 the previous day. The record of 1,171.5 July for a total of 34,226 citizens and non-citizens.
Miami-Dade instances increased to 1483 from 2,745 the day before and Broward to 998 from 2388. In the Treasure Coast area, the 104 day building in St. Lucia, 11 at Martin, 32 in Indian River and 25 in Okeechobee.
In one week, Palm Beach County rose to 3,991 for a 13.2% gain. Miami-Dade increased from 17,935 to 17.1% and Broward from 7,445 to 15.1%.
In seven days, Martin rose 217 to 6.3%, St. Lucia County rose more than 809 to 15.8%, Indian River through 328 to 16.6% and Okeechobee through 133 to 16.4%.
Death
Deaths increased across 1,230 in the state in seven days to 21.0% and in Palm Beach County from 78 to 10.3%. Two months ago, the figure of a week in the mid-200s. The U.S. figure It is 5.3% and the overall 5.9%.
Miami-Dade rose to 1669, 281 more in a week. Broward rose to 745 with a 140 increase in a week.
Palm Beach County’s death toll exceeds 20 states, Kentucky’s 740 and 4 more. Nevada is at 835 after winning 5.
The state met on Sunday 4 deaths in Martin through him reported an accumulation of 3: 3 men (75, 87, 90) and one woman (80).
Tests
Palm Beach County has 34,226 instances out of a total of 263,113 evaluated for 13.0% overall, not counting those awaiting testing and inconclusive. Any element of 10.0% or more is outside the “target range” through the fitness department.
Miami-Dade leads with 122,690 640,776 instances evaluated for 19.1%, and Broward is currently 57,975 instances and 407,967 tested for 14.2%.
In Martin County, it’s 3,637 out of 24,554 for 14.8%. In St. Lucia, it is 5,210 of 40,275 for 12.9%, Indian River with 2,302 of 25,596 for 9.0% and Okeechobee 945 from 6,232 to 14.2%.
Mortality rate
The mortality rate, which compares positive cases to deaths, has a tendency to decline in the state.
It is 1.5% in the state for all deaths and instances, adding up non-residents, with 3.3% in the United States and 3.8% worldwide, surpassing 692,000 deaths and 18.2 million instances on Sunday.
The Palm Beach County rate is 2.4%, compared to Broward with 1.3% and Miami-Dade with 1.4%. With far fewer deaths, the mortality rate is 2.4% in St. Lucia, 2.1% in Martin, 2.1% in Indian River and 0.6% in Okeechobee.
Florida has 330 deaths consisting of 1 million people, at an American average of 478 million. New York, which accounts for 20.7% of deaths in the country, has 1,685 deaths consistent with millions. Globally, the figure is 88.8 consistent with millions.
Breakdown by age
The youngest deaths are a 9-year-old Putnam woman, as well as the two 11-year-olds, a boy in Miami-Dade and a woman in Broward, who are 3 in the 5-14 age group.
There are 17 deaths in elegance 15-24 without change. Broward includes a 20-year-old, 3-year-old boy, as well as a 16-year-old Daughter of Lee, a 17-year-old boy from Pasco, and a 22-year-old woguy from Palm Beach County.
Another 52 people aged 25 to 34 also died from the virus, which has also not been replaced.
A total of another 2,360 people over the age of 85 or older died in the state of the virus, an increase of 24 in a day.
Ninety-two consistent with the penny of deaths are 55 years or older and 62 years old. A lower percentage of age of other seniors tested positive: 26% of those over the age of 55 and 6% of those over 75 years of age.
At the other end of the age spectrum, there were 8,117 cases of babies up to four years old, an increase of 137 and 16 were hospitalized, an increase of 2. Five to 1 years, there are 18,688, an accumulation of four or five, of which 121 are in the hospital at any given time, an increase of five.
Of the 54-year-old child age group, 350,752 of the 481,668 citizens tested positive. But in this group, 533 died, an increase of 3, for a mortality rate of 0.15.
From the child to the age of 64, there are 422,729 cases. A total of 1,255 died, an increase of 8, to a percentage of 0.30.
Cities
West Palm Beach ranks first among Palm Beach County cities with 8,523, a construction of 95. Lake Worth, which includes the city and county portion, rose from 70 to 6,103, followed by Boca Raton in 4644 from 4471, Boynton Beach to 3024 from 2982 and Delray Beach to 2320 from 2295. A total of 710 in the designated county across a city.
Port St. Lucia leads the treasure coast with 3090, a building of 72, followed by Fort Pierce with 1879, above 29, and Stuart with 1778 of 1772.
In Indian River County, Fellsmere, with a population of 5,754, higher from 1 to 363, from 3 to 31 May.
Hospitalizations
A total of 27,150 more people in the condition were hospitalized, compared to 24,064 seven days ago. This means that it is a cumulative total and includes others who have been released or who have died.
The number is 2,612 in Palm Beach County, a nine-out of five building the day before; 322 to Martin, a building of 2; 322 in St. Lucia with a minimum of 1, Indian River remained 166 and Okeechobee went from 87 to 8 years.
Long-term care
Forty-five percent of deaths, 3045 are citizens and long-term care staff, adding up 342 in Palm Beach County, which is the largest time in the 607 state in Miami-Dade. The construction of the state was 19 years and in Palm Beach County, there were no changes.
National
Since the first death reported five months ago on February 29, the death toll has risen to 158,365, an increase of 467 on Sunday after 1,123 since Saturday, according to Worldometer.info.
Johns Hopkins reported 154841, one of 522.
Cases reached 4,813,647, with an accumulation of 49,038, according to Worldometer.info. They have surpassed 70,000 seven times, adding a record 78,407 a week ago on Friday.
Last Sunday in the United States, there were 462 more deaths and 56505 more cases.
The accumulation of mortality in a week in the United States 7911 to 5.3%.
New York has the maximum number of deaths in the country with 32765, adding seven more on Sunday, one of the lowest since the outbreak, after a peak of 799 in April.
Among the other states in the 10 most sensible deaths: No. 2 New Jersey with 6, No. four Massachusetts 12, No. five Illinois 1 four, No. 6 Four Pennsylvania, No. nine Michigan Nine, No. 10 Connecticut without data.
Georgia no 12 57.
Washington’s number 24, which was the original epicenter in the United States, reported no more deaths.
Globally
The United States accounted for 10.6% of the 4,404 more deaths on Sunday and 22.9% of the world total, with its population accounting for only 4.3% of the world total. The overall mortality accumulation over a week was 39,422 to 6.1 consistent with the penny.
Death toll last Sunday 4,354.
Cases increased to 217,901, a record 289,609 on July 24.
Brazil, which is the time for deaths in the United States, reported 467 on Sunday, moment in the world, after a record 1,554 on Wednesday for a total of 94,130. Brazil added 24801 instances 4 days after the 70869 record for a total of 2733677, more than the 1st part of the U.S.
Mexico reported 274 more deaths on Sunday night, up from 1,092 on June 4, with 47,746. On Friday, Mexico overcame the UK in third place. For the first time since the pandemic, the 3 countries with the highest deaths are in the Western Hemisphere.
India added 758 deaths to rise to 38,161 and in fifth place. The Asian nation also reported 52,783 cases after a record 57,704 Friday for a third-place total of 1,804,702 behind the U.S. and Brazil.
Four European countries are in the 10 most sensitive. Deaths in the UK increased from 74 to 8 to 46,201. The daily maximum 1,172. Italy No. 6, which at one time was the epicentre of the global and reached 919 in one day, reported 8 deaths, one of the lowest since the pandemic as Britain. The 7th France and 8th Spain did not provide any data.
Peru No. nine reported 206 and Iran No. 10 had 208.
Russia ranks fourth in the world with 850,870 cases, another 5,427 of which are reported. The country won 70 kills for 11th place.
Canada added 6 deaths for a total of 8,941 and 287 cases.
Sweden, which has made “collective immunity,” provided any knowledge over the weekend for a total of 5,743 in 20 and forty-five cases. Neighbouring Norway, which had a lockdown, has reported deaths since 17 July, remaining in 255, as well as in 15 other cases.
China No. 25, the world’s original epicenter, has reported deaths since April 26, adding 43 instances on the Monday after Friday’s 127th, the highest since early April.
Japan, which surpassed 4 digits on Wednesday, is at 1011, with no new deaths as 853 instances after a record 1,464 on Saturday.
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