Florida reports fewer than 2,300 new coronavirus cases -- lowest increase since mid-June

ORLANDO, Fla. — State health officials said Monday that they’ve linked another 72 deaths to the coronavirus pandemic. That brings Florida’s death toll to 10,534.

While the number of deaths reported in the state’s daily data increased from Sunday’s total of 51, the daily total of COVID-19 cases statewide decreased.

Monday’s data revealed 2,258 new coronavirus cases; on Sunday, the state noted 2,974 additional cases of the virus.

The total number of cases now stands at 602,829, since testing began earlier this year.

Read: Back to school: Students from seven Central Florida counties return to classrooms Monday

Six of the most recent COVID-19 related deaths happened in Central Florida, including three in Polk County, two in Marion County and one in Seminole County.

Read: 2 shot while sitting on porch in Seminole County, deputies say

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

Orange: 34,781 (+119)

Osceola: 10,772 (+40)

Seminole: 7,778 (+22)

Polk: 16,322 (+71)

Volusia: 8,952 (+38)

Brevard: 6,946 (+34)

Flagler: 1,257 (+9)

Lake: 6,089 (+43)

Marion: 8,046 (+39)

Sumter: 1,718 (+1)