Florida reports 20 more deaths linked to coronavirus, more than 3,300 new cases

ORLANDO, Fla. — The Florida Department of Health has linked another 20 deaths to COVID-19, pushing the state’s death toll to 16,652.

Monday’s data showed an increase compared to the number of deaths reported Sunday, when health officials noted twelve statewide.

The latest casualties involve six local residents, including three from Osceola County, two from Marion County and one from Seminole County.

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The most recent data also revealed 3,377 new cases of the virus, also an increase from the 2,385 cases reported on Sunday.

Since the pandemic began, 782,013 cases of COVID-19 have been recorded in Florida.

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To date, the number of negative tests recorded by state health officials totals 5,202,736, an increase of 28,649 since Sunday.

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See a county-by-county breakdown of total (and new) cases below, and click here for an interactive map of cases statewide

Orange: 45,242 (+200) 546 deaths (+0)

Osceola: 13,978 (+73) - 197 (+3)

Seminole: 10,094 (+50) - 237 deaths (+1)

Polk: 22,634 (+93) 614 - deaths (-1)

Volusia: 12,520 (+63) - 316 deaths (+0)

Brevard: 11,083 (+28)- 366 deaths (+0)

Flagler: 2,085 (+9) - 37 deaths (+0)

Lake: 8,479 (+34) - 225 deaths (+0)

Marion: 10,706 (+12) - 347 deaths (+2)

Sumter: 2,855 (+6) - 84 deaths (+0)

Click here to find out where to find COVID-19 testing in Central Florida.

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INTERACTIVE MAP: Coronavirus cases in Florid

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