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Seventh COVID-19 Death Reported in Santa Rosa; Escambia, Santa Rosa Cases Up By 16
April 28, 2020
A seventh death COVID-19 death was reported Tuesday in Santa Rosa county as cases in the two-county area increased by 16.
Escambia County cases were up 15 to 485 and, and Santa Rosa was up one. There have been 11 deaths in Escambia County, with eight of those in long-term care facilities. Santa Rosa County has had sevven deaths with none in long-term care centers.
The number of cases in residents or staff of long-term care facilities was at 145 in Escambia County, and 10 in Santa Rosa County on Sunday. The Florida Department of Health removed this information from their daily report.
Statewide, there were 32,846 cases including 31,986 Florida residents. There have been 5,222 hospitalizations and 1,171 deaths.
- Total cases — 485 (+15 since Monday)
- Long-term care cases — 145 (as of Sunday, not reported on Tuesday)
- Pensacola — 371
- Cantonment — 37
- Bellview — 6
- Perdido Key — 1
- McDavid/Walnut Hill — 1
- Molino – 4
- Century — 2
- Hospitalizations: 40*
- Deaths — 11
- Male — 190
- Female — 33
- Youngest — 0
- Oldest — 100
Santa Rosa County cases:
- Total cases — 151 (+1 since Monday)
- Long-term care cases — 10 (as of Sunday, not reported on Tuesday)
- Milton — 81
- Navarre — 31
- Gulf Breeze — 24
- Pace — 12
- Jay — 2
- Residents: 129
- Nonresidents — 1
- Hospitalizations — 22*
- Deaths — 7
- Male — 104
- Female — 46
- Youngest — 2 months
- Oldest — 94
Florida cases:
- Total cases — 32,846
- Florida residents — 31,986
- Deaths — 1.171
- Hospitalizations — 5,222*
*“Hospitalizations” is a count of all laboratory confirmed cases in which an inpatient hospitalization occurred at any time during the course of illness. These people may no longer be hospitalized. This number does not represent the number of COVID-19 positive persons currently hospitalized. The FDOH does not provide a count of patients currently hospitalized.
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8 Responses to “Seventh COVID-19 Death Reported in Santa Rosa; Escambia, Santa Rosa Cases Up By 16”
We have completely disrupted our society through our social distancing practices, shutting our businesses, closing our schools, and still this thing has already killed nearly 60 thousand people in the United States since February 29th.
Without a vaccine, things are really going to be bad in the Fall when it returns.
I spent 4 years working in a third world country, maybe some of you are familiar with this : CLOWARD-PIVEN
A political strategy to overload the American welfare system to the point it creates a crisis and bankrupts the nation leaving the country no choice but to adopt a socialist / communist agenda.
That’s not exactly what happened to Venezuela but the way things are going puts us in a pattern like mentioned above.
Just want to say everyone should ware mask when , shoppimg at stores, when on the beach stay six ft apart. Just saying.
Did you really just compare Venezuela to the USA? You are so smart!
If you’re worried about catching the virus at the beach I’d suggest you not go to the beach. If you don’t get up under someone out there, I can’t imagine a safer place.
For those who live in fantasy world, the reason we should open everything is so we have an economy to go back to. It is severely damaged enough If you want to see where we’re headed trot on down to Venezuela.
Economics……pure economics……….but no common sense in my opinion………
We haven’t had four days of decreasing case numbers in a row yet, much less fourteen. Why are we talking about reopening the beaches again?