WEST PALM BEACH, Fla. – The Florida record, 186 recently reported deaths and 9230 cases, the third day in a row when they were under five digits, the largest in the country on Tuesday, representing 15% of the total in each category.
The death toll exceeded 6,000 among residents, the Florida Department of Health announced Tuesday.
The number of deaths in Palm Beach County is higher than 21, equaling the county and Miami-Dade record with the maximum in one day. Palm Beach County total is 758, the time in the state, after 3 Mondays and 3 Sundays.
On the Treasury Coast, the Santa Lucia complex is 6 to 109, Martin from 3 to 68 and Indian River from 3 to 38. Okeechobee reported his first two deaths a week ago on Saturday. In addition, Broward County, which has the third number of deaths in the state, reported none.
Since the first two deaths were announced on March 6, the death toll has risen to 6,117. Non-residents increased from 118 to 123, with a total death toll of 6,240.
The deaths have reached 3 figures in recent weeks, the last record of 173 last Thursday.
For two days, there were consecutive deaths on Sunday and Monday, which were the lowest since 35 on Monday, July 13.
The last day with more than 124 percent on Saturday after 135 on Friday. Other dates above one hundred were Wednesday 139, on Tuesday 134, July 24, 128, July 16, July 156, July 112, July 132 and July 120.
State and county increases are deaths earned in the state on Sunday, not the number of deaths that occurred at the time. The day dies and is won through the state that would possibly be delayed for several days. So far, the date with the maximum number of deaths is July 12 and thirteen with 117 each.
On Tuesday, the state list of deaths and instances noted that 187 deaths were added since the previous report and that 1 resident was evicted because it was “excluded” for being connected to the coronavirus for a net buildup of 186.
Since the first two instances were announced on March 1, Florida’s total has risen to 2.1% of the state’s 21.48 million population with 441,977, the largest in the country.
California ranks first with 470,7622 cases, adding 6,000 on Tuesday, the third in the country, according to Johns Hopkins’ follow-up. New York ranks third with 412,878, adding 568 more on Tuesday. Texas, which ranks fourth, had the current number of cases, 8,341.
Palm Beach County has amassed 78 deaths in a week. Miami-Dade rose to 1425, an accumulation of 21 in one day and a hundred in a week. Broward remained at 607 after leaving 25 on Sunday and 90 for 7 days.
In South Florida, there were 54 of the 186 deaths reported On Monday (29.0%) for a total of 3028 to 49.5%, the population only includes 30%. For months, the percentage was more than half.
Pinellas is in fourth place with 395, 17 above and Hillsborough has risen from 12 to 310. Lee is 272, with an accumulation of 13.
On Tuesday, Texas reported the highest number of deaths at the time, 164 and ranks ninth overall. Arizona No. 14 third with 104. California registered 73 and moved to Massachusetts in third place.
Florida has had the highest instances in the country for several days recently, adding up to 8,892 on Monday.
Last time there were more than 10,000 cases, an increase of 12,299 on Saturday.
Cases in Florida remained below 2000 until June 3 with 2581 and were below 1000 with the last of the 966 digits on June 8.
The case record was 1,500 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 a few in some places to large places in Florida, as well as in nursing homes, prisons and farmworkers. The total is now 3,485,141, the fourth largest in the country, behind No. 1 New York, California No. 2 and No. 3. This Florida figure represents 16.0% of Florida’s population.
The overall positive rate reached a record 12.68 compared to 12.59 on Monday.
Several weeks ago, the daily rate of about 2 to 3% increased to 15.51% of the 90220 coronavirus or antibody tests reported through labs on Monday after 3:10 p.m. the day before with 88812, a record 20.71% out of 51686 on July 8, while there were 51,686 tests. The two-week minimum of 13.50% on Tuesday.
The overall record checked 142,964 on July 11.
The state reported that 11.69% of first-time testes tested positive for Monday, compared to 1137 the day before and 13.68 two weeks ago. Lowest 10.55 a week ago on Tuesday.
With more tests and no need for a test, the average age is 40, but 42 for tests reported on Monday. In addition, the state mortality rate has fallen to 1.4% among residents, but among those under the age of 55 it is 0.14%.
And at one point, another 24,917 people were hospitalized, an increase of 585 in one day, compared to 268 the day before.
Case
In Palm Beach County, the new instances were 630 compared to 633 the previous day. The record of 1,171.5 July for a total of 31,598 citizens and non-citizens.
Miami-Dade instances increased to 3047 from 2560 the day before and Broward to 1873 from 1434. In the Treasure Coast area, the building was 168 in St. Lucia, 54 at Martin, 40 in Indian River and 16 in Okeechobee.
In a week, Palm Beach County rose to 4,641 for a gain of 17.2%. Miami-Dade rose from 21,975 to 24.6% and Broward from 9,080 to 21.3%.
In seven days, Martin rose 292 by 9.1%, St. Lucia County 907 by 23.8%, Indian River 388 by 19.1% and Okeechobee 172 by 25.3%.
Death
Deaths increased from 911 in the state in seven days to 15.4% and palm Beach County from 78 to 11.1%. Two months ago, the figure for a week is 255. The US figure is 4.7% with the overall figure at 6.4%.
The death toll in Palm Beach County is higher than 21 states, adding Nevada at 759 with a gain of 20 and Kentucky at 719 with 10 more on Tuesday.
The state recorded 21 deaths in Palm Beach County on Tuesday: nine women between the ages of 64 and 103 (the last woguy binding for seniors) and 12 men over 43 to nine4. nine1) and 3 women (61, 71, 75). In Martin, there were two men (66, 8 nine) and one woguy (nine). Indian River consisted of two women (37, 73) and one man (88).
Tests
Palm Beach County has 31,598 cases out of a total of 246,317 evaluated for 12.8% overall, not counting those awaiting evidence and inconclusive. Any item of 10.0% or more is outside the “target range” through the fitness department.
Miami-Dade leads with 110,352 590,880 instances tested for 18.7%, and Broward is currently with 51,657 instances and 375,517 tested instances for 13.8%.
In Martin County, it’s 3,485 out of 23,760 for 14.7 percent. In St. Lucia, it is 4,714 out of 37,844 for 12.5%, Indian River with 2,073 out of 24,004 for 8.6% and Okeechobee with 853 out of 5,925 for 14.5%.
Mortality rate
The mortality rate, which compares positive cases with deaths, has a tendency to decline in the state.
It is 1.4% in the state for all deaths and instances, adding up non-residents, with 3.4% in the United States and 3.9% globally, surpassing 662,000 deaths and approaching 16.9 million instances on Tuesday.
The Palm Beach County rate is 2.5%, compared to Broward with 1.2% and Miami-Dade with 1.3%. With far fewer deaths, the mortality rate is 2.3% in St. Lucia, 2.0% in Martin, 1.8% in Indian River and 0.23% in Okeechobee.
Florida has 285 deaths consisting of 1 million people, at an American average of 460 million. New York, which accounts for 21.5% of deaths in the country, has 1,682 deaths consistent with millions. Worldwide, the figure is 85.0 consistent with millions.
Breakdown by age
The youngest deaths are a 9-year-old Putnam woman known Wednesday, 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. . Training
There are 16 deaths in elegance aged 15 to 24 with the construction of a 20-year-old man from Miami-Dade. Others in Broward come with 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 woguy. Palm Beach County.
Forty-two others over the age of 25 to 34 also died from the virus unchanged.
A total of 2,073 people over the age of 85 died in the state of the virus, a buildup of 52 in one day.
Ninety-two according to the percentage of deaths are people over 55 and 62 consistent with the percentage of 75 years of age or older. A lower percentage of older people tested positive: 26% of those over the age of 55 and 6% of those over 75 years of age or older.
At the other end of the age spectrum, there were 7,302 cases of babies up to four years of age, an increase of 1 four6, and 136 were hospitalized, an increase of 3. Five to one four years, there were 16, five four2 cases, an accumulation of 389, of which 10 five were in the hospital at one point, an accumulation of 6.
Of the group of 54-year-olds, 319,015 of the 436,867 citizens tested positive. But in this group, 450 died, an increase of 17, for a mortality rate of 0.14.
From the child to the age of 64, there are 374,678 cases. A total of 1,066 died, an increase of 46, to a percentage of 0.28.
Cities
West Palm Beach ranks first among Palm Beach County cities with 7,855, an increase of 154. 2,688, Delray Beach with 2,129 out of 2,092 A total of 635 in the designated county across a city.
Port St. Lucie leads the Treasury Coast with 2,708, an increase of 31, followed by Stuart with 1,708 to 1,686.
In Indian River County, Fellsmere, with a population of 5,754, more than 8 to 353, up from 3 on May 31.
Hospitalizations
A total of 24,917 other people in the state were hospitalized, up from 21,780 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 2,516 in Palm Beach County, an increase of 30 of the previous 12 the day before; 306 in Martin, a building of 3; 300 in St. Lucia with a construction of 8, Indian River increased from 2 to 137 and Okeechobee went from 72 to 76.
Long-term care
Forty-five percent of deaths, 2,760 are citizens and long-term care staff, adding up to 315 in Palm Beach County. The state built 71 and in Palm Beach County is a building of 5.
National
Since the first death reported on 29 February, the death toll has increased to 152319, adding to an increase of 1245, the first day with more than 1000 since 1162 on Friday and the highest since 1568 on 28 May. Wednesday accumulates 1205. Hopkins reports 149,209 deaths.
The cases reached 4,498,343, with an accumulation of 64,729. They surpassed 70,000 six times, adding a record 77,978 on Friday.
Last Tuesday in the United States, 1,185 more deaths and 67479 more cases were reported.
The accumulation of deaths in the United States during a week 6.8 “11 to 4.7%.
Among the other states in the 10 most sensitive: No. 2 New Jersey with 16, No. four Massachusetts with 1 five, No. five Illinois 30, No. 6 Pennsylvania 2four, No. 7 Michigan 16 (202 Florida forward), No. 10 Connecticut five.
The other most sensitive winners were South Carolina No. 21 with 59 and Georgia No. 12 with 59.
Washington, which was the original epicenter of the United States, fell to 222th place in South Carolina.
Globally
The United States accounted for 22.3% of Monday’s 5567 additional deaths, and 23.0% of the world total, its population representing only 4.3% of the global total. The increase in global mortality over a week was 39,632 to 6.4, consistent with one percent.
Cases greater than 247,577.
Brazil, which is the time for the United States in deaths, reported 955 deaths, the largest moment on Tuesday for a total of 88,634. The record is 1,492 on June 4. Brazil added 41,169 instances for a total of 2,484,649, more than the share of US Number 1.
Mexico reported 854 more deaths tuesday night, up from 1,092 on June 4. Mexico is in fourth place with a total of 44,876. In addition, there are 7,208 cases.
India added 776 deaths to 34,224 in sixth place. The Asian country also reported 49632 instances after a record 50526 two days ago for a total of 1532135 between the United States and Brazil.
Four European nations are in the 10 most sensitive. Deaths in the UK increased from 7 to 119 for 3rd place with 45,878. The daily maximum 1,172. Italy No. 5, which at one point was the epicentre of the world and reached 919 in one day, reported 11 deaths among the lowest casualties since the pandemic. France No. 7 added 14 and Spain No. 8 yielded 2.
Peru No. nine won 1nine4 and Iran No. 10,235, breaking the 22nine record a week ago.
Russia ranks fourth in the world with 823,515 cases, of which 5,395 more. The country won 150 kills for eleventh place.
Canada 16 added 11 deaths for a total of 8,923 and 397 cases. Colombia outnumbered Canada 15th with 297 more deaths.
Sweden, which practiced “collective immunity,” caused 10 deaths for a total of 5,702 in 20 and 20 cases. Neighbouring Norway, which had a blockade, has reported deaths since 17 July, remaining in 255, as well as another 18 cases.
China No. 25, the world’s original epicenter, has reported deaths since April 26 and added 101 instances on Wednesday, peaking since early April.
Japan rose from 2 kills to 998 at 45th, as well as 972 cases, the record of 927 on Friday.