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The Latest: Deaths in Florida surpass 10,000 from virus - Black News Channel

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By The Associated Press undefined ORLANDO, Fla. — Deaths in Florida from the coronavirus surpassed 10,000, while teachers and state officials argued in court over whether in-person schools should reopen this month. Florida reported 174 deaths on Wednesday, bringing the total confirmed deaths to at least 10,067 - the fifth-highest death toll in the nation. The state reported an additional 4,115 confirmed coronavirus cases, bringing the total to 584,047. The positivity rate for coronavirus testing in Florida has averaged about 11.4% during the past week. There were 5,351 patients being treated for the disease in Florida hospitals on Wednesday, down […]

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