The Florida Department of Health (FDOH) reported this Sunday that Miami-Dade reached 9,354 cases of people with coronavirus, being, the county with the most infections in Florida. It is followed by Broward with 3,971 and Palm Beach with 2,170.
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According to the US Census Bureau, as of July 2019, it is estimated that in Miami-Dade there is a population of 2,716,940. In the county, until the last report, the coronavirus 56,093 people, and of these, 46,573 have tested negative.
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The ages of infected with covid-19 in the county, according to the FDOH they range from 0 to 105 years and the average age is 49 years.
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Of the confirmed cases, 4,755 (51%) are men, and 4,431 (48%) women.
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By ethnicity, Hispanics make up 44% of infections, with 4,079 cases of covid-19.
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According to the Florida Department of Health, there have been 866 hospitalizations for coronavirus in Miami-Dade and 198 people have lost their lives.
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The county cities with the most cases are Miami, Hialeah, Miami Beach, Homestead and Miami Gardens.
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If you want to see the number of cases according to your zip code, you can enter here to the map prepared by the Florida Department of Health.
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This is the number of Miami-Dade township-by-township coronavirus cases, according to the Florida Department of Health:
- Miami: 5,546
- Hialeah: 1,164
- Miami Beach: 620
- Homestead: 377
- Miami Gardens: 228
- North Miami Beach: 202
- Opa Locka: 141
- Doral: 117
- North Miami: 114
- Coral Gables: 106
- Adventure: 82
- South Miami: 65
- Missing: 55
- Key Biscayne: 60
- Miami Lakes: 42
- Florida City: 29
- Palmetto Bay: 17
- The Portal: 14
- Bal Harbor: 11
- Carol City: 9
- Coconut Grove: 8
- West Miami: 7
- Sunny Isles Beach: 7
- Pinecrest: 7
- Surfside: 6
- Miami Shores: 6
- North Bay Village: 6
- Biscayne Park: 6
- Medley: 6
- Golden Beach: 4
- Miami Springs: 3
- Bay Harbor Islands: 3
- Orange: 2
- Goulds: 2
- Kendall: 2
- Sweetwater: 2
- Fisher Island: 2
- Hallandale: 1
- Davie: 1
- Cutler Bay: 1
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If you or someone in your family thinks you have symptoms of coronavirus, the authorities’ recommendation is that, to avoid infection, you should stay home and call the health center’s toll-free line. They also offer a list of places where people with symptoms can be tested.
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If you have questions you can call 24 hours a day, 7 days a week at 1-866-7796121 or send an email to COVID-19@flhealth.gov.
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