The Treasure Coast today had its biggest one-day increase in COVID-19 cases, with 18 additional cases, half of them in St. Lucie County. In today’s Department of Health daytime report, St. Lucie County showed 47 cases, up from 38 Wednesday. The county has the largest number of cases on the Treasure Coast and 17 hospitalizations because of the virus. Two deaths have been reported in St. Lucie County.
The Treasure Coast reached 100 coronavirus cases today, up by nine the day before, according to the daytime report released by the Florida Department of Health.
Eleven additional coronavirus cases, including an 8-year-old Indian River County boy, were reported today for the Treasure Coast, according to the daytime report released by the Florida Department of Health.
Florida today had its first plus-1,000 case gain in coronavirus cases, increasing by 1,227 cases over Sunday, according to a comparison of daytime reports released by the Florida Department of Health. The state reported a total of 5,473 positive cases, and a jump of more than 10,000 people tested, for a total of 54,182 tests taken in the state. The death toll increased by 7 statewide to 63, with a total of 652 hospitalizations.
The Treasure Coast on Sunday reported 66 cases of coronavirus, up from 59 the day before. One of the region's cases included a 95-year-old St. Lucie County woman who died from the disease.
With Martin County adding eight more cases, the number of coronavirus cases on the Treasure Coast rose to 59 today, according to the Florida Department of Health’s daytime surveillance report. The Treasure Coast cases are up from 44 the day before.
A 59-year-old St. Lucie County man became the first person to die from coronavirus on the Treasure Coast, according to a report released today by the Florida Department of Health.
Florida reported 673 additional cases of coronavirus today while the Treasure Coast reported an additional seven cases, according to today’s report released by the Florida Department of Health.
Two additional cases of coronavirus in St. Lucie County and one in Indian River County were added in this morning’s report released by the Florida Department of Health.
The number of coronavirus cases on the Treasure Coast rose to 21 today, up from 13 reported during the Florida Department of Health’s daytime report released yesterday.