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Escambia, Santa Rosa COVID-19 Cases Increase By 14 Since Sunday
April 6, 2020
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The number of COVID-19 cases in Escambia and Santa Rosa counties increased by 14 from Sunday in the latest report from the Florida Department of Health.
The first COVID-19 death in Escambia County was reported Saturday morning — a 75-year old female. There have been two fatalities in Santa Rosa County.
As of Sunday, the number of cases in Escambia County was 129, and increase of four. There were 58 cases in Santa Rosa County, an increased of three.
Statewide, there were 13,324 cases including 12,925 Florida residents. There were 1,592 in the hospital and 236 deaths.
Escambia County cases:
- Total cases — 136 (+11 since Sunday)
- Pensacola — 97
- Cantonment — 20
- Bellview — 5
- Perdido Key — 1
- Molino – 1
- Century — 1
- Residents: 118
- Nonresidents — 7
- Hospitalizations: 9
- Deaths — 1
- Men — 66
- Women — 60
- Youngest: 2
- Oldest: 94
Santa Rosa County cases:
- Total cases — 58 (+3 since Sunday)
- Milton — 21
- Navarre — 15
- Gulf Breeze — 12
- Pace — 5
- Jay — 1
- Residents: 48
- Nonresidents — 0
- Hospitalizations — 8
- Deaths — 2
- Men — 31
- Women — 22
- Youngest — 2 months
- Oldest — 81
Florida cases:
- Total cases — 13,324
- Florida residents — 12,925
- Non-Florida residents — 399
- Deaths — 236
- Hospitalized — 1,593
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3 Responses to “Escambia, Santa Rosa COVID-19 Cases Increase By 14 Since Sunday”
@for the rest of. The folks who are affected didn’t have symptoms for probably a week or two before showing symptom. They could have picked up an air droplet after someone sneezed at the grocery store an hour before they got there or they could have got it off a hard surface and then rubbed their eye. Hard surfaces include door knobs, door handles, shopping carts, counters, credit card swipe machines, ATM’s, etc. Also, the covid 19 virus can live on a hard surface for days.
Lots of ways to get it. Wash your hands and do what you can to avoid spreading it or getting it.
Since the guidelines are so relaxed here the virus will continue to spread. Plenty of non essential establishments are open and people will continue to spread and drag this out . Publicly on Facebook you can search many businesses not deemed essential and they say they are open. What about is non essential employees forced to work out of fear of reprimand? When more innocent people contract the virus it’ll be the cities fault and the Sheriff for saying “ essentially nothing has changed”, that’s the narrative and it’s dangerous in a time line this.
.To the 136 Escambia cases (specifically the 20 in Cantonment)
Can you get the rest of us some specifics?: symptoms, when you were tested positive,General idea of where you think you may have contracted. Advice?