Here are the latest coronavirus (COVID-19) statistics, including the number of vaccines given, for Florida and our area counties, as of 3:45 p.m. Jan. 14. The next update will be 2:30 p.m. tomorrow, or possibly later if the state releases the numbers later. (Sign up for our Coronavirus Newsletter, which arrives in your e-mail each morning and has the latest local, state and national/international news on COVID-19.)
Florida
Total Cases: 1,531,192 (Up by 13,720 in the past day)
Positive Florida Residents: 1,503,529
Florida Deaths: 23,613 (Up by 217 in the past day)
Vaccinations: 774,768 (Up by 44,618 in the past day)
Sarasota County
Total Cases: 22,021 (Up by 123 in the past day)
Residents: 21,114
Non-Residents: 907
Vaccinations: 19,812 (Up by 272 in the past day)
Demographics of Cases
Age Range: 0 to 105
Men: 9,799
Women: 11,224
Conditions and Care
Deaths: 556 (Up by 12 in the past day)
Hospitalizations: 1,079*
Charlotte County
Total Cases: 8,749 (Up by 68 in the past day)
Residents: 8,624
Non-Residents: 125
Vaccinations: 5,597 (Up by 226 since yesterday)
Demographics of Cases
Age Range: 0 to 102
Men: 3,931
Women: 4,670
Conditions and Care
Deaths: 257 (Up by 0 in the past day)
Hospitalizations: 705*
DeSoto County
Total Cases: 3,164 (Up by 11 in the past day)
Residents: 3,149
Non-Residents: 15
Vaccinations: 1,843 (Up by 214 since yesterday)
Demographics of Cases
Age Range: 0 to 100
Men: 1,846
Women: 1,295
Conditions and Care
Deaths: 62 (Up by 0 in the past day)
Hospitalizations: 224*
Lee County
Total Cases: 46,981 (Up by 430 in the past day)
Residents: 45,537
Non-Residents: 1,443
Vaccinations: 27,304 (Up by 746 since yesterday)
Demographics of Cases
Age Range: 0 to 103
Male: 21,224
Female: 23,953
Conditions and Care
Deaths: 722 (Up by 2 in the past day)
Hospitalizations: 1,934*
* This is the Florida Department of Health's definition of "hospitalizations": "Includes residents and non-residents. “Hospitalizations” is a count of all laboratory confirmed cases in which an inpatient hospitalization occurred at any time during the course of illness. These people may no longer be hospitalized. This number does not represent the number of COVID-19 positive persons currently hospitalized. We do not have a figure for that information at this time."
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Wear masks, be smarter than County Commissioners. (Not very hard.) And to Susanandbillfender@gmail.com (that was dumb) who cares where the spikes came from?
I am being smarter than the county commissioners by not wearing a mask. It’s unenforceable. Just a way for them to try to get their grubby little paws into our every day lives. I’m not a sheeple
Are these spikes in cases related to the influx of people from out of state?
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