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Here are updates on coronavirus instances in Brevard, for the Florida Department of Health, as of August 2, 2020.
Brevard recorded new instances of COVID-19 and two new deaths, according to Data Sunday of the Florida Department of Health.
The most recent deaths occur with a 78-year-old boy who has been in contact with some other known case. His case of COVID-19 was shown on July 19. At the time of death, an 82-year-old woguy who had also had contact with a known case. His case of COVID-19 was shown on July 22.
Brevard has now had 5,587 instances of COVID-19, an accumulation of 66. This is because many COVID-19 control sites have been temporarily shut down to prepare for the arrival of Tropical Storm Isaiah, degraded from a Category 1 hurricane.
The last time Brevard registered more than a hundred instances on July 27.
In total, Brevard has lost another 117 people to COVID-19: 52 of those deaths have been recorded since last Tuesday. It is vital to note that the Department of Health provides the date the death was recorded and this notification has passed due to the actual death of the person, so it is unlikely that all such deaths would occur last week.
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A total of 57 of the deaths in Brevard were similar to long-term care facilities. Victims were between 48 and 103 years old.
In total, Brevard performed 79722 coronavirus tests. Of these, 5,587 evaluated and 74,081 were negative and 54 were inconclusive.
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On August 1, of the 1,477 other people evaluated, 1,411 people were negative and 66 tested positive for a positive percentage of 4.5%.
Of those who tested positive since the start of the pandemic, 5,566 are citizens and 21 are non-citizens. The median age of those who tested positive in Brevard remained at 41 years, statewide, number 40. The percentage of positives for general instances in the county increased to 7%. To date, 2,585 men have been diagnosed with COVID-19 and 2,958 women.
FDOH’s knowledge shows that 402 Floridan citizens have been hospitalized in Brevard since the start of the pandemic, as they had been the day before.
According to the Florida Health Care Administration Agency, by noon on Sunday, Brevard had hospitalized 113 other people for COVID-19 at its seven major hospitals, 2 fewer than the day before. AHCA knowledge also shows 40% capacity in the 1,291 hospital beds in those hospitals. AHCA’s knowledge shows that the county had 40% of its 167 extended care beds (extensive care unit).
The state added 7,104 new instances on Sunday. Sunday was the eighth consecutive day the state reported fewer than 10,000 new instances.
In terms of the total number, the state recorded 487,132 cases, of which 482,668 were residents. The percentage of other people tested positive for COVID-19 higher than 13.07%.
The state approved the 200,000 mark on July 5 and showed 300,000 COVID-19 instances on July 1 five. On July 24, the state registered more than 400,000 instances.
The state has recorded 178 new hospitalizations, bringing the total number of Florida citizens hospitalized since the onset of the pandemic to 27,150.
The number of deaths of Florida citizens increased to 7,084, an increase of 62 the previous day.
Overall, fdOH knowledge shows that 3,726,562 were tested statewide; 487,132 were and 3,233,865 were negative for coronavirus.
White: 2907
Black: 599
Other: 468
Unknown / No data: 1592
Non-Hispanic: 3048
Hispanics: 730
Unknown / no data: 1788
Here’s the city-by-city count starting Saturday, some of them would possibly come with unincorporated areas. Note: According to FDOH, these are provisional. We showed the building in the last 24 hours.
Total as of August 2: 5,587
Melbourne: 1677, a building of 20
Palm Bay: 1165, a building of 9
Cocoa: 579, a building of 6
Merritt Island: 399, a building of 9
Titusville: 376, an increase of 5
Missing, Brevard: 139 (this is how it appears in DOH city data)
Satellite Beach: 131, a building of 1
West Melbourne: 117, a building of 7
Indialantic: 88
Cape Canaveral: 73
Mims: 64, a construction of 1
Melbourne Beach: 59, a building of 1
Viera: 45, a construction of 1 (sample of previous knowledge of FDOH 44)
Indian Port Beach: 39
Juggling: 31
Patrick Air Force Base: 24
Grant-Valkaria: 20
Barefoot Bay: 11
Sebastian: 11
Palm Shores: 11, an increase of 1
Micco: 3
Puerto San Juan: 3
Orlando, Brevard: 2
Valkaria: 2
Fellsmere: 1 (dropped one from the previous day)
Titusville, Seminole: 1 (this is what this looks like in the July 29 DOH report)
Kissimmee, Brevard: 1
Scottsmoor: 1
Sharpes: 1
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