UPDATE: Monday, March 30th 11:30am
As of Monday morning, Coronavirus (COVID-19) cases have risen to 5,276 in the State of Florida according to the Florida Department of Health. The State of Florida has had 652 hospitalizations from the Coronavirus and 63 confirmed deaths related to the disease. Statewide, that’s a 12% hospitalization rate and a 1.1% mortality rate. In other words, 88% of the confirmed cases do not need to go to a hospital and 98.9% of those who get it have survived so far. Obviously, it’s still early and these numbers will change.
MIAMI-DADE COUNTY NUMBERS
In Miami-Dade County, the number of confirmed jumped from 1,472 last night to 1,632 this morning. That represents 31% of the state’s total cases. The hospitalization rate is 100 out of 1,632 or 6%. That means 94% of confirmed cases have not needed hospitalization. There are still just 3 deaths so far in Miami-Dade County putting the mortality rate at 0.18%. That is well below the state average of 1.1%. That also means that Miami-Dade County represents just 5% of the Coronavirus fatalities within the State of Florida.
- 1,632 Confirmed Cases in Miami-Dade County
- 100 Hospitalizations in Miami-Dade County
- 3 Deaths related to Coronavirus in Miami-Dade
- Age Range: 2 – 75
- Men: 942 (58%)
- Women: 671 (42%)
MUNICIPALITIES WITH CONFIRMED CASES OF COVID-19
- Miami: 897
- Miami Beach: 194
- Hialeah: 191
- North Miami Beach: 40
- Homestead: 40
- Miami Gardens: 37
- Aventura: 28
- Coral Gables: 26
- South Miami: 23
- Doral: 19
- Opa-Locka: 19
- Key Biscayne: 18
- North Miami: 17
- – Not listed -: 17
- Miami Lakes: 8
- Bal Harbour: 6
- Palmetto Bay: 4
- Coconut Grove: 4
- Surfside: 3
- Biscayne Park: 2
- Golden Beach: 2
- Miami Shores: 2
- Sunny Isles Beach: 1
- Pinecrest: 1
- El Portal: 1
- Fisher Island: 1
- Florida City: 1
- Carol City: 1
- Bay Harbor Islands: 1
- North Bay Village: 1
- Cutler Bay: 1
