WEST PALM BEACH, Fla. — Florida’s new coronavirus deaths surged again to 225, which is 32 behind the record, as total cases passed 500,000, including an additional 5,409, figures that were second highest in the nation Wednesday.
Testing data announced by the Florida Department of Health were similar to the day before, as state sites opened Tuesday after being closed since Friday. The daily positive rate declined from 14.17 to 13.96 with total tests received from labs Tuesday 57,912 compared with 56,533 the day before, which was the lowest in two weeks. The two-week high was 120,668 on July 24.
Palm Beach County’s fatalities increased by 21, tying for the highest one week ago Tuesday, to 882 after 16 on Tuesday. Palm Beach County total deaths is second behind Miami-Dade.
On the Treasure Coast, St. Lucie rose by a county record 11 to 141, shattering the former mark of 7. Martin rose by 4 to 84 and Indian River remained at 50. Okeechobee state at 6. Miami-Dade climbed by 51 and Broward rose by 18.
Since the first two instances were announced on March 1, Florida’s total has risen to 2.3% of the state’s population of 21.48 million with 502,739, the largest in the country. In one week, instances increased from 52,416 to 11.6%.
The number of instances has skyrocketed in months: on May 23, there were 50,127 instances. They exceeded 100,000 on 22 June, 200,000 on 5 July, 300,000 on 15 July and 400,000 on 24 July.
California is at the top overall ranking with 524,722 instances, adding the sum of 5,295, which was the 3rd highest in the country on Wednesday. Texas finished first with 7,497 instances and is 3rd Florida with 458,887 instances. New York, which was the leader for much of the pandemic, is fourth with 418,225, with 636 more.
Due to the imminent arrival of Tropical Storm Isaias, maximum state control sites were closed from Friday to Monday, and Sunday was still closed. A state official told WPTV that there was at least one day between verification and the effects reported by the labs to the department. Personal control sites are also available.
On Tuesday, 5,446 were accumulated from 4,752 on Monday, the lowest since 3,286 on June 23. On Sunday, the increase in 7,104 instances, the lowest since 6,336 on July 6 after the Independence Day weekend.
Florida accounted for 17.1% of deaths and 9.8% of deaths.
The state death record of 257 was set last Friday and on Tuesday 245 were accumulated, tied for Texas with the highest in the country that day.
Texas again led the country in the number of recent deaths on Wednesday at 235 and is florida’s seventh. California reported a record 202 deaths and ranks third overall.
The deaths were less than the weekend data. On Monday, they reached an American high of 73 and 62 on Sunday. There were consecutive days of 77 days on the last Sunday and Monday. The lowest death accumulated in the last year 35 on July 13.
By the increase of 179 Saturday deaths, the state record had been damaged 4 days in a row, 253 on Thursday, 216 on Wednesday and 186 on Tuesday.
Since the first two deaths were announced on March 6, the number of deaths has risen to 7626 and sixth in the country, beating Pennsylvania with 7232 after reporting 23 more deaths on Tuesday. June 16, Florida ranked 11th.
Non-resident deaths remained at 124 with a total death toll of 7,750.
Florida deaths reached 3 figures in weeks.
State and county increases are deaths gained through the state on Tuesday, not the number of deaths that occurred at the time. The day someone dies and when they win it across the state is likely to be delayed for several days. So far, the most deaths occurred on July 16 and 17 with 150.
In Wednesday’s state report, there were 226 new deaths, however, one was removed from the previous day’s report, as we decided not to be similar to coronavirus for a general accumulation of 225.
In South Florida, there were 105 of the 225 deaths reported Wednesday for a total of 3,721 to 48.8%, while the population includes only 30%. For months, the percentage more than half.
Pinellas is in fourth place with 467, up 7, and Hillsborough has risen from 8 to 377. Lee is 317, with a raise of 5.
Florida has had the maximum number of instances in the country in several days recently.
The last time there were more than 10,000 instances on Saturday, July 26, an accumulation of 12,299.
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 dramatically, from some at some sites to large locations throughout Florida, as well as in nursing homes, prisons and farmworkers. The total is now 3,820,583, fourth in the country, No. 1 New York, California No. 2 and Texas No. 3. This Florida figure represents 17.8% of Florida’s population, although some others have been evaluated more than once.
The overall positive rate is a record 13.16% versus 13.12 on Monday.
Several weeks ago, the daily rate was about 2-3 consistent with the penny, but it increased to 13.98. The record is 20.71% on July 8, compared to 51,686 tests.
The general record checks 142,964 on July 11.
The state reported that 10.89% of first-time testes were positive for tests won on Tuesday, with 10.88 the day before after a two-week low of 9.07 the previous day.
In Palm Beach County, the daily rate of new positive cases for the first time was 9.9 after 10.0 the day before. For 8 days, the rate of 10.0 or less, which is considered the target level. On July 23, peak 12.3% in two weeks.
Miami-Dade rose to 15.5% from 13.7 the day before and a low of 12.6 two days ago. 26.4 highest in Miami-Dade on July 8. In Broward, the percentage 8.9, compared to a minimum of 8.3 two days before.
Elsewhere, St. Lucia 10.3% after a 14-day low of 7.1% two days before, while Martin recorded 11.2 a day after 3 days below 5.0%, adding 4.9 the day before. The last Indian River 8.7 figure compared to 8.6 the day before. Okeechobee at 20.0% from a maximum of two weeks from 26.1 4 days before.
With more testing and no requirements for someone to take a test, the median age is at 40, but 42 for tests reported Tuesday. In addition, the state mortality rate is 1.5 percent among residents but among those under 55 it is 0.15 percent.
New highest hospitalizations through 621 to 586 on the last day.
Case
In Palm Beach County, the new instances were 3five4 compared to 379 the day before. The record of 1,171 on July 5 for a total of 3 five, 283 citizens and non-citizens included.
Miami-Dade instances increased to 1,190 from 1,155 the day before and Broward to 401 from 422. In the Treasure Coast area, the 67th day building in St. Lucia, 31 at Martin, 16 in Indian River and 8 in Okeechobee.
Death
Deaths increased to 1,293 in the state in seven days to 17.0% and in Palm Beach County, they were 87%. Two months ago, the figure of a week in the mid-200s. The U.S. figure It is 5.0% and the overall is 6.1%.
Miami-Dade rose to 1775, 220 more in a week. Broward rose to 783 with a 145 increase in a week.
Palm Beach County death toll exceeds 20 states, Kentucky by 752 and 1 more. Nevada is at 890, 8 ahead of Florida after winning 28.
The state met 21 deaths in Palm Beach County Wednesday with thirteen men (46, five4, five7, 63, 71, 72, 74, 76, 77, 79, 80, 86, 86) and 8 (68, 70, 78). , 88, 89, 96, 99). The increases in St. Lucia were five men (42, 6 five, 79, 8 five, 91) and 6 (67, 69, 77, 85, 86, 89). Martin consisted of 2 men (66, 76) and 2 (92, 93).
Tests
Palm Beach County has 35,283 instances out of a total of 269,424 evaluated for 13.1% 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 125,949 655,564 instances tested for 19.2%, and Broward is currently 58,354 instances and 417,459 tested for 14.2%.
In Martin County, it is 3689 out of 24,879 percent consistent with 14.8. In St. Lucia, it is 5,396 out of 41,223 by 13.1%, Indian River with 2,385 of 26,141 by 9.1% and Okeechobee 975 from 6,363 for 15.3%.
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 non-residents, with 3.3% in the United States and 3.7% worldwide, after 710,000 deaths and nearly 19 million instances on Wednesday.
The Palm Beach County rate is 2.5%, compared to Broward with 1.3% and Miami-Dade with 1.4%. With far fewer deaths, the mortality rate is 2.6% in St. Lucia, 2.3% in Martin, 2.1% in Indian River and 0.6% in Okeechobee.
Florida has 355 deaths consisting of 1 million people, at an American average of 488 million. New York, which accounts for 20.3% of deaths in the country, has 1,687 deaths consistent with millions. Globally, the figure is 91.1 million.
Breakdown by age
The youngest dead 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 20 deaths in the organization from 15 to 24 years without an increase. A 24-year-old woguy from St. Lucia known on Tuesday. Monday’s raises went to a 16-year-old woguy from Miami and a 17-year-old from Laguytine. Broward includes a 20-year-old boy and 3 22-year-old women, as well as a 16-year-old daughter of Lee, a 17-year-old Pasco boy and a 22-year-old Palm Beach woguy. County.
Fifty-three other people aged 25 to 34 also died from the virus, which has not changed.
A total of 2526 people over the age of 85 or older died in the state of the virus, an increase of 85 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 8,389 cases of babies up to four years old, a building of 100 and 170 were hospitalized, a building of 1. Five to 1 years, there are 19, four years3 cases, an increase of 260,130 in the hospital at any given time, an increase of 3.
Of the 54-year-old child age group, 361,526 of the 497,181 citizens tested positive. But in this group, 571 died, an increase of 10, for a mortality rate of 0.16.
From infant to 64, there are 425,718 cases. A total of 1,361 have died, an increase of 38 for a 0.32 percentage.
Cities
West Palm Beach ranks first among Palm Beach County cities with 8,814, an increase of 120. Lake Worth, which includes the city and county portion, increased from 60 to 6,259, followed by Boca Raton with 4,742 of 4,705, Boynton Beach to 3,111 from 3080 and Delray Beach to 2391 from 2373. A total of 735 in the county designated across a city.
Port St. Lucia leads the treasure coast with 3190, a 36-year building, followed by Fort Pierce with 1860, opposite 29, and Stuart with 1798 since 1786.
In Indian River County, Fellsmere, with a population of 5,754, higher from 2 to 367, up from 3 on May 31.
Hospitalizations
A total of 28,573 people in the state were hospitalized, compared to 25,499 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 3,014 in Palm Beach County, an increase of 43 out of 42 the day before; 332 to Martin, who built up to 5; 342 in St. Lucia with a building of 7, the Indian River building rose from 3 to 181 and Okeechobee from 3 to 92.
Long-term care
43% of deaths, 3,242 are citizens and long-term care staff, adding 361 in Palm Beach County, which is the largest time in the 616 state in Miami-Dade. The accumulated state was 127 and in Palm Beach County it was 10 more.
National
Since the first death reported five months ago on February 29, the death toll has risen to 161,601, an increase of 1319 on Wednesday, according to Worldometer.info.
Johns Hopkins reported 157,930, one of 1,177.
Cases reached 4,973,568, with an increase of 55,148, according to Worldometer.info. They have surpassed 70,000 seven times, adding a record 78,407 a week ago on Friday.
Last Wednesday in the United States, there were 1,465 additional deaths and 65323 cases.
The accumulation of deaths in the United States during a week 7753 to 5.0 percent.
New York has the highest deaths in the country with 32,811, adding 10 more on Wednesday, among 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 8, No. four Massachusetts 2, No. five Illinois 28, No. nine Michigan 7, No. 10 Connecticut none.
In addition, Georgia No. 12 added 63, No. thirteen Arizona 87 and No. 21 Mississippi 51
24 Washington, which was the original epicenter in the United States, killed two people.
Globally
The United States accounted for 19.2% of the additional 6291 deaths on Tuesday and 22.8% of the world total, with a population accounting for only 4.3% of the global total. The overall mortality accumulation over a week was 40,582 to 6.1 consistent with the penny.
Last Wednesday’s death increase was 7,036
Cases above 270,545 since a record 289,609 on July 24.
Brazil, which is the time for the United States for deaths, reported 1322, adding 11 in the US No.2, following a record 1554 last Wednesday for a total of 97418. Brazil added 54686 instances for a total of 2808613, more than part of the number of No. 1 instances in the United States.
Mexico reported 829 more deaths Wednesday night, with a peak of 1,092 on June 4 for a total of four9,698 in third place.
India added 919 deaths to rise to 40,739 and in fifth place. The Asian nation also reported 56,626 cases after a record 57,704 Friday for a third-place total of 1,963,239, behind the U.S. and Brazil.
Four European countries are among the 10 most sensitive. Deaths in the UK increased from 8 to 65 for a total of 46,364. The daily maximum 1,172. Italy No. 6, which at one point was the epicentre of the global and reached nine and nine in one day, reported 10 deaths, among the lowest since the pandemic. Seventh France added nine and eighth Spain 1.
Peru No. nine released some knowledge and Iran No. 10 had 185.
Russia ranks fourth in the world with 866,627 cases, of which 5,204 more are reported. The country won 139 kills for 11th place.
Canada No. 17 added four deaths for a total of 8,962, falling to Germany’s 17th position, as well as 395 cases. South Africa ranks 16th with four and four more deaths in South Africa.
Sweden, which practiced “collective immunity,” reported five new deaths for a total of five, 760 in the 22nd and 66 cases. Neighboring Norway remained at 2five6 for the time in a row, along with 47 cases.
China No. 26, the world’s original epicenter, has reported deaths since April 26 and added 37 cases on Thursday after 127 on Friday, the highest since early April.
Japan added 6 deaths the most since 8 on June 24 – for 1,022 as well as 1,271 cases two day after 1,998.