Florida reports 96 additional COVID-19 deaths, 27 in Central Florida

ORLANDO, Fla. — Florida reported an additional 96 coronavirus-related deaths on Friday.

That increase brings the state’s total virus-related death toll to 37,172.

INTERACTIVE MAP: Coronavirus cases in Florida

Of those deaths, 27 were reported in Central Florida, with nine of those in Volusia County.

On Friday, the state also reported 2,371 new cases of the virus.

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Of those cases, 568 were reported in Central Florida.

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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: CASES: 141,375 (+142); DEATHS: 1,291 (+2)

OSCEOLA: CASES: 45,663 (+39); DEATHS: 520 (+2)

SEMINOLE: CASES: 34,927 (+41); DEATHS: 509 (+1)

POLK: CASES: 70,301 (+72); DEATHS: 1,360 (+5)

VOLUSIA: CASES: 44,378 (+84); DEATHS: 834 (+9)

BREVARD: CASES: 42,565 (+54); DEATHS: 889 (+3)

FLAGLER: CASES: 7,426 (+7); DEATHS: 110 (0)

LAKE: CASES: 30,622 (+87); DEATHS: 646 (0)

MARION: CASES: 31,654 (+33); DEATHS: 982 (+4)

SUMTER: CASES: 9,431 (+9); DEATHS: 279 (+1)

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