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Florida Reports Another 3,263 New Coronavirus Cases - Vimarsana News

Florida Reports Another 3,263 New Coronavirus Cases

The total number of coronavirus cases in Florida now stands at 2,275,365. New cases of coronavirus in Florida continue to decline as the state reports the lowest number of new cases on a Tuesday since early February. The Florida Department of Health Tuesday reported 3,263 new coronavirus cases, the lowest number of cases recorded on a Tuesday since Feb. 2, when it was 1,998 new cases. It follows with the trend of new coronavirus cases continuing to decline. In the greater Tampa Bay area, the state Department of Health recorded 774 people testing positive for coronavirus, including 286 in Hil...

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New COVID-19 Cases Continue To Decrease - Vimarsana News

New COVID-19 Cases Continue To Decrease

/ Statewide, 2,296 new cases of coronavirus were reported Monday -- the lowest number statewide since mid-April. New cases continue to drop in the greater Tampa Bay area. The fewest new cases of coronavirus since the beginning of March were reported in the region Monday. The number of new coronavirus cases in Florida continues to drop. The fewest cases of COVID-19 were reported in the region Monday since the beginning of March. In the greater Tampa Bay area, the state Department of Health recorded 452 people testing positive for coronavirus, including 151 in Hillsborough County. Statewide, ...

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Florida COVID Positivity Rate Over 5% For First Time In Three Days - Vimarsana News

Florida COVID Positivity Rate Over 5% For First Time In Three Days

The positivity rate reached 5.3 percent in Sunday's state report, although there was a continued slowing in new cases. The positivity rate for new cases of COVID-19 jumped to more than 5 percent Sunday for the first time in three days. The rate, 5.3 percent, was the highest positivity rate in nearly a week. The rate was 4.67% on Saturday, the lowest since October. Keeping the rate low is considered a good indicator of whether the number of new cases is slowing down. New cases are slowing down. Statewide, 3,231 new cases were reported, fewest in a week. Florida added 27,028 cases over the ...

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Positivity Rate For New COVID-19 Cases Bumps Upward - Vimarsana News

Positivity Rate For New COVID-19 Cases Bumps Upward

/ The number of new cases of COVID-19 are slowing down, with the lowest numbers of new cases reported both statewide and in the greater Tampa Bay area in a week. The positivity rate for new cases of COVID-19 jumped to more than 5 percent Sunday for the first time in three days. The rate, 5.3 percent, was the highest positivity rate in nearly a week. Keeping the rate low is considered a good indicator of whether the number of new cases is slowing down. New cases are slowing down. Statewide, 3,231 new cases were reported. In the greater Tampa Bay area, 666 new cases were reported Sunday. Those...

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Positivity Rate For COVID-19 Below 5 Percent Third Day In A Row - Vimarsana News

Positivity Rate For COVID-19 Below 5 Percent Third Day In A Row

/ While 65 more people have died due to complications from the virus, the positivity rate remained below 5% for the third consecutive day. The positivity rate for new cases of coronavirus was 4.67% Saturday, the lowest rate recorded since October. It’s the third day in a row that the rate fell below what epidemiologists say is the level needed to get the coronavirus under control. Still, 66 people died statewide due to complications from COVID-19 Saturday, according to the state Department of Health. Eighteen of those people were from the greater Tampa Bay area – including five people eac...

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