Sunday’s Coronavirus Updates: 9,344 new positive cases, 77 new deaths reported

As of 11 a.m. Sunday, there have been 423,855 positive cases of the coronavirus recorded in the state. The case count includes 418,844 Florida residents and 5,011 non-Florida residents. There are 5,854 Florida resident deaths reported, 117 non-resident deaths and 24,064 hospitalizations, according to the Florida Department of Health.

There have been 3,391,133 tests administered in Florida. A total of 423,855 tests have come back positive, and 2,962,648 tests have come back negative. The remainder are still pending or inconclusive, according to the FDOH website.

*Numbers are released by the DOH daily at approximately 11 a.m.

STATEWIDE NUMBERS

Total number of recorded cases: 423,855 (up from 414,511)
Florida resident deaths: 5,854 (up from 5,777)
Non-resident deaths: 118 (up from 117)

• 9,344 total new cases reported Sunday
• 77 total new resident deaths reported Sunday
• 1 total new non-resident deaths reported Sunday

SOUTHWEST FLORIDA NUMBERS

Total recorded cases in SWFL: 27,962 (up from 27,720)
Deaths: 507 (up from 506)

• 242 total new cases reported Sunday
• 1 new death reported Sunday

Lee County: 14,415 (up from 14,292) – 258 deaths
Collier County: 8,795 (up from 8,725) – 117 deaths
Charlotte County: 1,683 (up from 1,660) – 82 deaths
DeSoto County: 1,172 (up from 1,164) – 14 deaths
Glades County: 385 (up from 384) – 3 deaths
Hendry County: 1,512 (up from 1,495) – 33 deaths (1 new)

Click HERE for a SWFL case-by-case breakdown – updated daily.

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RESOURCES

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REPORT COVID-19 DIAGNOSIS/TEST: International self-reporting system

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IF YOU FEEL SICK:

The Florida Department of Health has opened a 24-hour COVID-19 Call Center at 1-866-779-6121. Questions may also be emailed to covid-19@flhealth.gov. Email responses will be sent during call center hours.

LINK: Florida Department of Health COVID-19 updates

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