Florida - Coronavirus Covid-19

[margarita25]

Florida coronavirus: COVID-19 latest info

• 1,314 Florida deaths
• 34,728 cases in Florida
• Florida to begin reopening on Monday
• Eligible Orange County businesses can reopen
• Task force gives glimpse at what theme parks could look like
• Flagler beaches open without restrictions
• Gov. DeSantis meets with President Trump
• 40% of applicants ineligible for unemployment

Central Florida cases

• Orange County: 1,413 cases
• Osceola County: 486 cases
• Seminole County: 385 cases
• Volusia County: 500 cases
• Lake County: 233 cases
• Brevard County: 289 cases
• Sumter County: 217 cases
• Polk County: 500 cases
• Marion County: 178 cases
• Flagler County: 134 cases
• Alachua County: 273 cases

Central Florida deaths

• Orange County: 34 deaths
• Osceola County: 7 deaths
• Sumter County: 14 deaths
• Volusia County: 21 deaths
• Brevard County: 8 deaths
• Lake County: 13 deaths
• Marion County: 4 deaths
• Seminole County: 8 deaths
• Flagler County: 2 deaths
• Polk County: 24 deaths
• Alachua County: 5 deaths

What you need to know about Coronavirus testing in Florida

 

[JudgeJoe]

Yeah, that doom and gloom fear dialogue sounded like it was scripted for him.

I understand that cooped up feeling in this quarantine, but there is a reason why we are doing it. Sorry to hear all those folks are ready to start running out. Hope they will at least have their face masks on.

BTW, did you hear that starting Monday Costco is requiring all customers to have face masks on.

I really appreciate businesses requiring people to wear masks. I wish all were doing that!

 

[JudgeJoe]

I think this will be the last time I post this as numbers don’t seem to be accurate in what we are learning.

33,690 cases
32,801 positive residents
5,589 hospitalizations
1,268 deaths

ArcGIS Dashboards
They have now totally changed this,
No more county listings as before

United States Coronavirus: 1,075,131 Cases and 62,291 Deaths - Worldometer
Florida has about 21.4 million people (plus)
384,153 tests have been done

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Additional info (may not be updated)

I felt the same way about posting the numbers on the GA site. But then I thought it’ll make it easier to track the lies as they come out later. So now I’m tracking weekly.

 

[ilovewings]

Florida coronavirus: COVID-19 latest info

• 1,314 Florida deaths
• 34,728 cases in Florida
• Florida to begin reopening on Monday
• Eligible Orange County businesses can reopen
• Task force gives glimpse at what theme parks could look like
• Flagler beaches open without restrictions
• Gov. DeSantis meets with President Trump
• 40% of applicants ineligible for unemployment

Central Florida cases

• Orange County: 1,413 cases
• Osceola County: 486 cases
• Seminole County: 385 cases
• Volusia County: 500 cases
• Lake County: 233 cases
• Brevard County: 289 cases
• Sumter County: 217 cases
• Polk County: 500 cases
• Marion County: 178 cases
• Flagler County: 134 cases
• Alachua County: 273 cases

Central Florida deaths

• Orange County: 34 deaths
• Osceola County: 7 deaths
• Sumter County: 14 deaths
• Volusia County: 21 deaths
• Brevard County: 8 deaths
• Lake County: 13 deaths
• Marion County: 4 deaths
• Seminole County: 8 deaths
• Flagler County: 2 deaths
• Polk County: 24 deaths
• Alachua County: 5 deaths

What you need to know about Coronavirus testing in Florida

I don't see Lee County there

 

[PayrollNerd]

I don't see Lee County there

This county list is considered the Central Florida region only.

 

[BUF]

I felt the same way about posting the numbers on the GA site. But then I thought it’ll make it easier to track the lies as they come out later. So now I’m tracking weekly.

That may be a good idea.

Although we have suspected all along, we are now finding out that the state has told med examiners not to post covid deaths in some areas. Are they doing that in GA also?

 

[BUF]

Wow, I’m sitting out on my patio and just heard the ice cream truck!

The music is still going...must be sitting there...are kids going???

 

[Steph8angels]

@ilovewings
Friday's Coronavirus Updates: More than 1,000 new cases reported in Florida, 79 in SWFL

As of 11 a.m. Friday, there have been 34,728 positive cases of the coronavirus (COVID-19) in Florida. The case count includes 33,829 Florida residents and 899 non-Florida residents. There are 1,314 deaths reported and 5,767 hospitalizations, according to the Florida Department of Health.

There have been 404,467 tests administered in Florida. A total of 34,728 tests have come back positive, and 367,971 tests have come back negative. The remainder are still pending, according to the FDOH website.

Lee County: 1,067 (up from 1,021) – 42 deaths (-1 death)
Collier County: 610 (up from 596) – 21 deaths (2 new deaths)
Charlotte County: 245 (up from 236) – 22 deaths (3 news death)
DeSoto County: 30 (up from 29) – 4 deaths
Glades County: 6 (unchanged) – 1 death
Hendry County: 92 (up from 83) – 3 deaths

More @ link
Stay Safe
Steph/out

 

[PayrollNerd]

I can post this on the main thread too but thought you may want to hear my cousins opinion. Dr. Daniel Lucey, an infectious disease specialist at Georgetown University. He is named after his Dad (Daniel) and my Dad (Richard). You can google him. Pretty smart dude.

Determining COVID-19 origin key in safeguarding global health security

 

[Steph8angels]

Wow, I’m sitting out on my patio and just heard the ice cream truck!

The music is still going...must be sitting there...are kids going???

My first thought when reading this: child predator alert.
But that's just my WS mindset.

 

[PayrollNerd]

Wow, I’m sitting out on my patio and just heard the ice cream truck!

The music is still going...must be sitting there...are kids going???

They finally quit coming to our area. I despise that music too. My kids couldn’t have anything due to allergies so it was not a happy sound for us.

 

[BUF]

My first thought when reading this: child predator alert.
But that's just my WS mindset.

My mind goes right there every time I hear the ice cream truck...pedophile!

But now it’s mixed with that AND covid!!

 

[ilovewings]

@ilovewings
Friday's Coronavirus Updates: More than 1,000 new cases reported in Florida, 79 in SWFL

As of 11 a.m. Friday, there have been 34,728 positive cases of the coronavirus (COVID-19) in Florida. The case count includes 33,829 Florida residents and 899 non-Florida residents. There are 1,314 deaths reported and 5,767 hospitalizations, according to the Florida Department of Health.

There have been 404,467 tests administered in Florida. A total of 34,728 tests have come back positive, and 367,971 tests have come back negative. The remainder are still pending, according to the FDOH website.

Lee County: 1,067 (up from 1,021) – 42 deaths (-1 death)
Collier County: 610 (up from 596) – 21 deaths (2 new deaths)
Charlotte County: 245 (up from 236) – 22 deaths (3 news death)
DeSoto County: 30 (up from 29) – 4 deaths
Glades County: 6 (unchanged) – 1 death
Hendry County: 92 (up from 83) – 3 deaths

More @ link
Stay Safe
Steph/out

 

[ilovewings]

Thank you

 

[ilovewings]

This county list is considered the Central Florida region only.

oh, okay, thanks

 

[BUF]

Re-opening Florida: It’s time. With caution, data and no more secrets. | Commentary

 

[Steph8angels]

Safety Updates

Effective Monday, May 4, DEP will implement phase one to reopen the Florida State Parks. As these parks are re-opening, DEP will be taking measures to ensure the protection of staff and the public. During this early phase of re-opening, visitors should expect limited hours, capacity and amenities.
Phase one includes approximately 80 parks and trails throughout Florida. Portions of these parks and trails have been identified that can be reopened for day use with limited risk to visitors and staff.

View the full list of limited partial park openings

More @ link
Stay Safe

 

[BUF]

Now that elective surgery will be allowed in hospitals, I just saw the first commercial for Orlando Health. That was quick!

I do feel bad for these hospitals. They need the cash flow...and we need them!

 

[BUF]

So bizarre...I watched the first “masked” hearing today (Lori Vallow). It was like out of the twilight zone...but I guess we need to get used to it.

Defendant (masked) sat next to her lawyer. No spectators allowed. The few people in the courtroom were spaced out. What will they do if a side bar is needed?

 

[MaryG12]

Well well well looks like some things are slowly getting back to normal where I live.

We live near a main drag (race track) and only heard sirens for about the seventh time today.

Maybe it is time for the price of gas to go back up.