TAMPA, Fla. (WFLA)—The total number of confirmed coronavirus cases in Florida has exceeded 10,000 with the death toll continuing to rise. Cases in the world have exceeded 1 million.
As of Thursday, a total of 10,268 cases have emerged in Florida with 9,925 residents testing positive for the disease. The largest number of cases have been reported in Dade, Broward, Palm Beach, Hillsborough and Duval counties.
The health department is reporting 170 deaths and 1,334 hospitalizations. Pinellas County reported another death Friday, bringing the total number of deaths in the county to 7.
Here is a county-by-county breakdown of cases in the Tampa Bay area:
HILLSBOROUGH COUNTY
Total Cases: 463
Deaths: 5
Hospitalizations: 70
Demographics of Cases
Age Range: 0 to 93
Men: 232
Women: 229
PINELLAS COUNTY
Total Cases: 318
Deaths: 7
Hospitalizations: 59
Demographics of Cases
Age Range: 6 to 95
Men: 167
Women: 151
SARASOTA COUNTY
Total Cases: 124
Deaths: 7
Hospitalizations: 50
Demographics of Cases
Age Range: 4 to 99
Men: 58
Women: 66
MANATEE COUNTY
Total Cases: 104
Deaths: 3
Hospitalizations: 22
Demographics of Cases
Age Range: 14 to 86
Men: 47
Women: 57
PASCO COUNTY
Total Cases: 77
Deaths: 2
Hospitalizations: 16
Demographics of Cases
Age Range: 17 to 82
Men: 39
Women: 38
POLK COUNTY
Total Cases: 126
Deaths: 3
Hospitalizations: 52
Demographics of Cases
Age Range: 3 to 88
Men: 59
Women: 66
HERNANDO COUNTY
Total Cases: 38
Deaths: 0
Hospitalizations: 8
Demographics of Cases
Age Range: 19 to 85
Men: 19
Women: 19
HIGHLANDS COUNTY
Total Cases: 26
Deaths: 2
Hospitalizations: 7
Demographics of Cases
Age Range: 0 to 85
Men: 16
Women: 10
CITRUS COUNTY
Total Cases: 28
Deaths: 2
Hospitalizations: 7
Demographics of Cases
Age Range: 17 to 88
Men: 14
Women: 14
HARDEE COUNTY
Total Cases: 1
Deaths: 0
Hospitalizations: 1
Demographics of Cases
Age Range: 73 to 73
Men: 0
Women: 1
The United States now has 270,473 cases of coronavirus, more cases than China, where the outbreak began. Nearly 7,000 people have died. There are 1,088,878 cases of coronavirus around the world. The global death toll stands at 58,382.
For more information on coronavirus in Florida, visit the live DOH Dashboard here.
