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Florida COVID-19 Case Count Climbs; Still One Confirmed Case In Escambia
March 22, 2020
THIS IS AN OUTDATED STORY. See the frontpage of NorthEscambia.com for the latest update.
As of Sunday morning, there were 830 total COVID-19 cases in Florida. Of those, 768 were confirmed in Florida residents and 62 among non-Florida residents in the state. There death toll increased by one to 13.
The confirmed case count in Escambia County remained at one, and at three in Santa Rosa County. Okaloosa County now has 12 total cases.
The Escambia County case is a 53-year old male that traveled to France. The Santa Rosa County cases area 71-year old man traveled to Egypt, Israel and Jordan that later died at Baptist Hospital In Pensacola; a 48-year old male with a travel history to the United Kingdom, and a 17-year old male that did not have contact with a previously known case with no travel history.
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One Response to “Florida COVID-19 Case Count Climbs; Still One Confirmed Case In Escambia”
2 weeks would be helpful. Hopefully would not be too bad financially. Government giving checks probably more than any of us make in that 2 week period. Would cost more to pay medical bills. Not just the testing but being hospitalized and maybe death! Go for 2 weeks at least see where we are at that point! Pass the gun permits people have applied for!