Covid-19
Latest numbers: 1,977 COVID-19 cases in Florida, over 1,000 in South Florida alone
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There’s now over 1,900 cases of the coronavirus in Florida, and over half of them are located in South Florida.
As of 6 p.m., Wednesday, there are 1,977 confirmed cases in the state, including 110 infected non-residents who are isolated in the state.
There are 491 confirmed cases in Miami-Dade and 412 cases in Broward.
A total of 141 cases have been confirmed in Palm Beach County, and 11 cases have been reported in Monroe County.
The Florida Department of Health has reported 23 deaths in the state.
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