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BREAKING UPDATE: Florida’s Department of Health on Wednesday confirmed 3,220 additional cases of COVID-19, bringing the state’s known total to 608,722. There were also 153 Florida resident deaths announced, bringing the resident death toll to 10,733.

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Florida adds more than 3,200 coronavirus cases as death toll passes 10,700

Florida’s Department of Health confirmed 3,220 additional cases of COVID-19, bringing the state’s known total to 608,722. The resident death toll is now at 10,733.

2:56 PM · Aug 26, 2020

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Florida reported 153 deaths today, compared to 174 a week ago. Changes were reported on 40 different dates, going back to May 10. The peak (187) and 7-day moving average peak (180) are both July 25. Here are the actual dates of death: 8/26 - 1 8/25 - 13 8/24 - 22 (more) (1/4)

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