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Sep 10, 2019 4 tweets 1 min read Read on X
Although Florida was spared from the worst of hurricane #Dorian, we know that our neighbors in the Bahamas bore the brunt of the storm.
Today, I’m proud to announce our state is partnering with @insideFPL to assist those in need in the Bahamas by donating 590,000 bottles of water.
Thanks to the generous contributions of Floridians, corporations and non-profits, we’re also proud to highlight over $11 million in donations to assist in recovery efforts for the Bahamas.

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Sep 14, 2020
FL COVID Update (1/6): The number of COVID+ hospitalizations is down 73% since the July peak
(2/6): The number of COVID+ patients hospitalized in the ICU is down 65% from the July peak
(3/6): 29% of hospital beds are currently empty; 25% of ICU beds are empty as well
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Sep 11, 2020
FL COVID Update:

1) The number of COVID+ patients currently hospitalized is down more than 70% since July
2) Hospitalized COVID+ patients represent less than 5% of total licensed beds in FL
3) 24% of all hospital beds are empty; 22% of all ICU beds are also empty
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Aug 31, 2020
Florida COVID-19 update (1/8): The number of COVID-positive patients currently hospitalized is down nearly 60% since the July peak
(2/8): The number of COVID-positive patients in the ICU is down 52% since the July peak
(3/8): The number of COVID-positive patients in Florida hospitals represents 6% of all licensed hospital beds
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Aug 24, 2020
Florida COVID Update (1/6): The number of COVID-positive patients hospitalized is down more than 50% in the past month
(2/6): Yesterday (8/23), saw the lowest number of COVID-positive hospital admissions since June 18th
(3/6): ED visits for COVID-like illness are down more than 75% since the July 7th peak
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Aug 20, 2020
Positive rate for diagnostic tests reported on 8/20: 6.79% (lowest since 6/14). Positive rate for antibody testing for 8/20 at state drive thru sites: 23.8%.
COVID positive hospital census down 233 patients over the past 24 hours. This is the lowest number of patients since July 3rd.
The two-week positivity average for staff of long-term care facilities has fallen to 1.3%.
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Aug 18, 2020
FL COVID-19 Update (1/5): Antibody testing from FL’s drive thru sites has ranged from 20.3% to 26.8% positive over the past 5 days. Diagnostic PCR tests have come back positive at a rate of 8.22% or less over the past 5 days on a statewide basis.
(2/5): Point-of-care diagnostic testing at the Hard Rock Stadium site in Miami-Dade has seen a positivity range between 6.28% and 10% over the past week.
(3/5): COVID-positive patients in FL hospitals declined by 72 patients yesterday. The total COVID census represents less than 10% of all licensed FL hospital beds. 26.4% of beds are empty.
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