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Jacksonville, FL — Twice each day the Florida Department of Health updates the number of confirmed coronavirus cases and deaths.
As of 5 am Friday, Florida has recorded 29 confirmed deaths. 8 deaths are in the NE Florida area. Overall, 410 people statewide are hospitalized. There are 2,359 confirmed cases statewide.
Local healthcare systems are preparing for the possibility of a #COVID19 outbreak in your community. You can too! Try to develop a plan for home-based actions. https://t.co/XNYE1NL2NW
— Florida Dept. Health (@HealthyFla) March 27, 2020
As of 11 am Thursday, Florida has recorded 28 confirmed deaths, 8 of which were in the NE Florida area. The additional deaths come from Clay County, where four people have died. Three deaths are in Duval County, and one is in St. Johns County.
Total cases in Florida have climbed to 2,355.
See the FDOH dashboard, which includes county-by-county results, test results and more.
Midday update from @HealthyFla has two additional confirmed #coronavirus deaths in Clay County. Total deaths statewide also higher: https://t.co/MVFW2iumxb@WOKVNews @ActionNewsJax pic.twitter.com/5V1TcWHxAB
— Rich Jones (@RichJonesJax) March 26, 2020
Latest #Florida & *Local* #COVID19 numbers from @HealthyFla:
— Tenikka Smith Hughes (@TenikkaANjax) March 26, 2020
TOTAL CASES in Florida: 2,355
DEATHS: 28 statewide
**LOCAL CASES**
NASSAU: 5
DUVAL: 74
SJC: 33
CLAY: 19
PUTNAM: 12
BRADFORD: 1
BAKER: 5
COLUMBIA: 3 @ActionNewsJax @WOKVNews #coronavirus
Among our LOCAL cases:
— Tenikka Smith Hughes (@TenikkaANjax) March 26, 2020
12-year-old has tested positive in St Johns County.
13-year-old has tested positive in Duval County.
12-year-old has tested positive in Clay County.
22-year-old has tested positive in St Johns County. @ActionNewsJax @WOKVNews #COVID19 #Coronavirus
Stay updated with Florida's COVID-19 Data and Surveillance Dashboard. Find the latest information on #COVID19: https://t.co/MM1hGAYGta. pic.twitter.com/CUDK4mWRQI
— Florida Dept. Health (@HealthyFla) March 19, 2020
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