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Escambia COVID-19 Cases Rise To 22, Santa Rosa At 11
March 27, 2020
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The number of COVID-19 cases in Escambia County increased by two while the number in Santa Rosa County decreased by one in the lastest midday report from the Florida Department of Health.
Escambia County now has 22 cases — 15 in Pensacola, six in Cantonment and one non-resident that is in the county. They range in age from 22 to 76, and only one is hospitalized.
Santa Rosa County has 11 cases with one death and six hospitalizations. The cases range in age from two months to 81 years. Santa Rosa County had 12 cases reported on Thursday, but one was reclassified.
There are now 2,900 cases in Florida, of which 2,757 are Florida residents and 135 are non-residents. The death toll now stands at 35.
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One Response to “Escambia COVID-19 Cases Rise To 22, Santa Rosa At 11”
I hope and pray every one has got enough food and you are planting a garden. This
Virus is bad people. Please do everything you can to help stop the virus stay home if you can wash your hands often and wear a mask of some kind wear gloves when you are out in public one death is to many. May god keep you all healthy and safe.
God bless to all