Number of COVID-19 in Sumter County Cases Rises to Ten
As of this morning, ten Sumter County residents have tested positive for coronavirus. Four of these patients are currently being hospitalized. The age range of the patients is between 66 to 78, with one of those patients being a 67 year old resident of Monarch Grove. Six of these cases are being deemed travel related while two are labeled as other, and the additional two remain unknown as of now.
In addition, Lake County has had its number of cases rise to fourteen. The age range is between 21 to 80. Of the cases, seven are deemed travel related, five as other, and two unknown.
Marion County remains at four patients, and no hospitalizations have been reported. The age range is between 40 to 68. Three of the cases are travel related whereas one remains unknown.
As of now, there are 1,467 cases of COVID-19 in the state of Florida. 1,379 of those cases are reported as Florida residents, with 88 as non-residents. The death toll stands at 20.
We will keep updated as more cases develop, and information unfolds.
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