Florida health officials report 42,402 people have tested positive for the coronavirus in the state; an increase of 479 since Tuesday.
Sixty-seven of those cases were found in people from the Tampa Bay area.
Statewide, 1,827 people have died due to complications from the coronavirus; an increase of 48 since Tuesday.
The Department of Health confirmed 6 deaths in the Tampa Bay region Wednesday:
- A 71-year-old Hillsborough County man with no history of recent travel and whose contact with another person with COVID-19 is not known.
- An 89-year-old Hillsborough County man who had been in contact with another person who tested positive for the coronavirus.
- A 79-year-old woman in Hillsborough County who did not travel recently. Whether she had contact with another infected person is not known.
- An 86-year-old woman in Manatee County who had not been in contact with another person known to have COVID-19 and who had not traveled recently.
- A 78-year-old woman in Pinellas County with no history of recent travel. There was no indication of whether she had been in contact with another infected person.
- An 89-year-old Polk County man who had been in contact with another person who tested positive for the coronavirus.
Tampa Bay area positive tests as of 11 a.m. Wednesday, May 13:
- Hillsborough: 1,494 (1,441 local, 53 non-resident)
- Pinellas: 923 (880 local, 43 non-resident)
- Manatee: 806 (802 local, 4 non-resident)
- Polk: 687 (677 local, 10 non-resident)
- Sarasota: 440 (424 local, 16 non-Sarasota resident)
- Pasco: 306 (296 local, 10 non-Pasco resident)
- Hernando: 101 (95 local, 6 non-Hernando resident)
Florida COVID-19 daily total of positive tests/deaths for the last two weeks:
- May 13: 479 / 48
- May 12: 941 / 44
- May 11: 386 / 14
- May 10: 595 / 6
- May 9: 802 / 46
- May 8: 371 / 69
- May 7: 826 / 61
- May 6: 563 / 68
- May 5: 542 / 72
- May 4: 819 / 20
- May 3: 615 / 15
- May 2: 735 / 50
- May 1: 1,038 / 46
- April 30: 497 / 50
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