CORONA VIRUS - CIFRAS FLORIDA

USA State	Total Cases	New Cases	Total Deaths	New Deaths	Active Cases	Source
New York	102,863	+9,810	2,935	+397	91,042	[1] [2] [3] [4] [5] [6] [7] [8] [9] [10] [11] [12]
New Jersey	29,895	+4,305	646	+109	29,249	[1] [2]
California	11,207	+369	246	+12	10,111	[1]
Michigan	10,791		417		10,369	[1] [2]
Louisiana	10,297	+1,147	370	+60	9,907	[1]
Florida	9,585	+577	163	+19	9,422	[1] [2]
Massachusetts	8,966		154		8,802	[1] [2]
Pennsylvania	8,420	+1,156	102	+12	8,280	[1] [2] [3] [4]
Illinois	7,695		157		7,536	[1] [2] [3] [4]
Washington	6,585		272		5,750	[1] [2] [3] [4] [5] [6] [7] [8] [9] [10] [11] [12]
Georgia	5,831	+483	184	+21	5,647	[1] [2] [3]
Texas	5,330	+507	90	+13	5,133	[1] [2] [3]
Connecticut	3,824		112		3,712	[1] [2] [3]
Colorado	3,728		97		3,631	[1]
Indiana	3,437	+398	102	+24	3,335	[1] [2]
Ohio	3,312	+410	91	+10	3,221	[1]
Tennessee	3,194		32		2,942	[1] [2]
Maryland	2,758	+427	42	+6	2,557	[1]
Missouri	2,113	+279	19		2,092	[1]
North Carolina	2,093	+70	19	+1	2,054	[1] [2]
Virginia	2,012	+306	46	+5	1,964	[1]
Wisconsin	1,912	+182	41	+3	1,869	[1] [2]
Arizona	1,769	+171	41	+9	1,725	[1]
South Carolina	1,554		31		1,523	[1]
Nevada	1,514	+56	43	+5	1,471	[1] [2]
Alabama	1,414	+153	34	+2	1,380	[1]
Mississippi	1,358	+181	29	+3	1,329	[1]
Utah	1,074		7		1,067	[1] [2]
Oklahoma	988	+109	38	+4	949	[1]
Idaho	891		9		882	[1] [2]
Oregon	826		21		805	[1] [2] [3]
Minnesota	789	+47	22	+4	479	[1]
Kentucky	770		31		675	[1] [2]
District Of Columbia	757	+104	15	+3	569	[1]
Iowa	699	+85	11		670	[1] [2] [3]
Arkansas	683		12		621	[1] [2]
Rhode Island	657		12		645	[1] [2] [3]
Kansas	620	+68	17	+4	603	[1] [2] [3]
New Hampshire	479		5		383	[1] [2] [3]
Maine	432	+56	9	+2	310	[1] [2]
New Mexico	403		7		396	[1] [2]
Delaware	393		12		332	[1] [2] [3]
Vermont	389	+51	17		372	[1]
Hawaii	285		1		226	[1]
Nebraska	279	+33	6	+1	273	[1] [2] [3]
Montana	243	+16	6		237	[1] [2] [3]
West Virginia	237	+20	2		235	[1]
South Dakota	187	+22	2		117	[1]
North Dakota	173	+14	3		115	[1]
Wyoming	162	+12			136	[1] [2]
Alaska	151	+8	3		148	[1] [2]
Guam	82		4	+1	71	[1] [2] [3]
Northern Mariana Islands	8		1		7	[1]
Puerto Rico	378	+62	15	+3	359	[1] [2]
United States Virgin Islands	37	+7			8	[1]
Wuhan Repatriated	3				3
Diamond Princess Cruise	46				46
Total:	266,578	21,701	6,803	733	247,792

CORONA VIRUS - CIFRAS AL DIA

Country, Other	Total Cases	New Cases	Total Deaths	New Deaths	Total Recovered	Active Cases	Serious, Critical	Tot Cases/ 1M pop	Deaths/ 1M pop
World	1,083,819	+68,754	58,151	+4,984	227,745	797,923	39,252	139.0	7.5
USA	266,558	+21,681	6,803	+733	11,983	247,772	5,781	805	21
Italy	119,827	+4,585	14,681	+766	19,758	85,388	4,068	1,982	243
Spain	117,710	+5,645	10,935	+587	30,513	76,262	6,416	2,518	234
Germany	90,964	+6,170	1,234	+127	24,575	65,155	3,936	1,086	15
China	81,620	+31	3,322	+4	76,571	1,727	379	57	2
France	64,338	+5,233	6,507	+1,120	14,008	43,823	6,662	986	100
Iran	53,183	+2,715	3,294	+134	17,935	31,954	4,035	633	39
UK	38,168	+4,450	3,605	+684	135	34,428	163	562	53

Coronavirus Update April

Wednesday, April 1, 2020 State of Florida Executive Order Effective 12:01 am on Friday, April 3, 2020, the State of Florida issued Executive Order 20-91 stating that all persons in Florida shall limit their movements and personal interactions outside of their home to only those necessary to obtain or provide essential services or conduct essential activities. This order reinforces City of Sunny Isles Beach Emergency Order 02 and Miami-Dade County Emergency Order 12-20.  Repairs and Construction Work in Multi-Family Buildings Today we sent an email to condominium managers and boards strongly urging them to encourage the limitation of construction projects in multi-family buildings to essential construction work only. We have heard from many residents about unessential construction being done at different condominiums, and while we are not ordering construction to cease, we urge condominiums to limit the work to only what needs to be completed for the safety of residents. Essential construction includes, but is not limited to, any repairs or replacement of an air conditioning unit or water heater; malfunctioning piping; malfunctioning electrical systems; and any structural work that is part of the building's 40 Year Recertification, such as ongoing balcony restoration, concrete restoration, railing repair/installation, or window repair/installation. Valet Parking We also sent an email to condominium managers and hotels strongly encouraging them to implement self-parking for unit owners where possible. The exception should be for those buildings that are designed for valet parking only and cannot safely facilitate self-parking. If valet parking is the only parking option for your property, all condominiums must continue to adhere to Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) guidelines for essential activities. This includes the use of Personal Protective Equipment such as gloves to wear and dispose of after operating each vehicle. Resources Individuals in Miami-Dade County who believe they may have been exposed to COVID-19 should call the Florida Department of Health at 305-470-5660. Centers for Disease Control & Prevention (CDC) The Florida Department of Health (FDOH) has set up a 24-hour hotline for questions concerning the Coronavirus: 1-866-779-6121. Miami-Dade County coronavirus webpage These sites may have options to sign up for direct emails and alerts. Be proactive and sign up to receive information from these credible sources delivered straight to your inbox or mobile device. Stay Informed Stay up to date on the latest news, closures and updates from the City of Sunny Isles Beach. We will continue to post updates and answers to frequently asked questions at sibfl.net/coronavirus. Sign up for SIBAlert emergency notifications Subscribe to eSIBi email notifications Follow us on social media: Facebook and Twitter If you have any additional questions, please email info@sibfl.net or call 305.792.1759.

Consistent with the State of Florida, Leon County Issues Revised Stay-at-Home Order

Consistent with the State of Florida, Leon County Issues Revised Stay-at-Home Order

Consistent with Governor DeSantis’ recent executive order and in line with guidance from national, state, and local health experts, Leon County has issued a revised stay-at-home order to go in effect Friday, April 3 at 12:01 a.m. The County’s order declares that all Leon County citizens should abide by the directives issued by Governor DeSantis in Executive Order Number 20-91 and Executive Order 2092. As a result of the Governor’s order and consistent with the County’s own revised order, there will no longer be a curfew.

With the Governor’s order, Florida residents are encouraged to work from home and may still order delivery and take out, go to the grocery store, and go for a walk, all while being responsible and following Center for Disease Control guidance. Also, the Governor’s order defines essential activities and services, a distinction made and confirmed solely by the State of Florida. A list of essential services can be found at www.FloridaDisaster.org .

“The Governor’s order provides consistency across the state when it comes to protecting public health and safety,” said Leon County Commission Chairman Bryan Desloge. “For all Leon County residents, we are safer at home and when we practice physical distancing. Today’s revised order ensures our County is consistent with the state when taking action to protect our most vulnerable populations.”

The Governor’s executive order also directs seniors and those with underlying medical conditions to stay home, orders all persons to limit their movements and perform essential activities, and defines essential services and activities.

“With the statewide safer-at-home order going into effect later tonight, our County employees are staying focused on providing essential services to our community in safe ways,” said Leon County Administrator Vincent S. Long. “Through physical distancing and telework, our County work areas may have changed how we do our jobs, but we know that the work we do now is more essential than ever.”

As a result of the Governor’s order, County libraries, community centers, and active recreation facilities will remain closed through April 30. Also, County offices will remain closed to the public through April 30. During this time, more than 100,000 library offerings remain accessible online, and County passive parks and trails remain open to the public, though physical distancing is still encouraged at all times.

The County’s revised order is attached to this message and can be found at www.LeonCountyFL.gov/ei .

For additional information on COVID-19, the Florida Department of Health has activated a 24/7 COVID-19 call center at (866) 779-6121. Leon County residents can also call the County Health Department at (850) 404-6300, Monday through Friday from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Also, the best resource for Florida-specific COVID-19 information remains the following FDOH website: www.FLHealth.gov/COVID-19.

Significant updates can always be found updated real-time at www.LeonCountyFL.gov/EI . The County Emergency Information Portal has the most up-to-date and timely critical information right from the Emergency Operations Center.

• Amended Proclamation (No. 2020-5).pdf

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