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Percentage of positive cases continues to climb

Escambia County has 32 new COVID-19 cases – the most in the past seven days.  Of these cases, only one was tied to a nursing home and 8 were non-Florida residents. The percentage of positive cases for the day is 4.7%.

The state had 2,610 new cases – and the positive percentage was 10.3% for 25,200 test results entered.

6/16/20 6/17/20 Increase
Total Cases 80109 82719 2610 3.26%
Florida Residents 78128 80676 2548 3.26%
Non-Fla. 1981 2043 62 3.13%
Deaths 2993 3018 25 0.84%
Escambia 1020 1052 32 3.14%
Okaloosa 344 351 7 2.03%
Santa Rosa 297 305 8 2.69%

 


Florida’s testing has been steady with two exceptions – 6/16 and 6/13.  The percent of positives has increased the past two days.

Per CDH 57 Press Release
New Tests %
16-Jun 2610 25200 10.3%
15-Jun 2783 39300 7.4%
14-Jun 1758 34300 5.0%
13-Jun 2016 50400 4.5%
12-Jun 2581 39800 5.0%
11-Jun 1902 34300 5.0%
10-Jun 1677 31400 5.0%

Escambia County’s positive percentage has risen among local residents.

Per FDOH Daily County Report
FL Residents New Tests %
16-Jun 14 298 4.7%
15-Jun 15 448 3.3%
14-Jun 13 435 3.0%
13-Jun 15 512 2.9%
12-Jun 5 564 0.9%
11-Jun 21 626 3.4%
10-Jun 13 304 4.3%

 

BY THE NUMBERS: CORONAVIRUS — WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON EDITION
By NSF Staff

TALLAHASSEE — The Florida Department of Health on Wednesday released numbers about the coronavirus in the state. Here are some takeaways:

— 82.719: Total number of cases.

— 2,610: Increase in cases from a Tuesday count.

— 3,018: Deaths of Florida residents.

— 25: Increase in deaths from a Tuesday count, with deaths of residents who tested positive in Broward, Columbia, Miami-Dade, Hendry, Hillsborough, Jackson, Manatee, Orange, Osceola, Palm Beach, Pinellas, St. Lucie and Volusia counties.

— 3: Deaths in Columbia County, with the death of a 30-year-old woman verified Wednesday.

— 1,588: Deaths of residents or staff members of long-term care facilities.

— 10: Increase in long-term care deaths from a Tuesday count.

— 52.6: Percentage of deaths involving residents or staff members of long-term care facilities.

— 12,389: Cumulative number of hospitalizations because of the pandemic.

— 183: Increase in hospitalizations from a Tuesday count.

— 1,486,759: Test results received by the Department of Health.

— 5.6: Percentage of positive test results.

Source: Florida Department of Health

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