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Nassau County Emergency Management:
As of 11:00 AM, July 1, 2020, FDOH Nassau has 14 new confirmed cases of COVID-19.
1. 24 year old male, unknown contact with a confirmed case, no travel-related exposure
2. 53 year old female, known contact with a confirmed case, no travel-related exposure
3. 71 year old male, known contact with a confirmed case, no travel-related exposure
4. 27 year old female, known contact with a confirmed case, no travel related exposure
5. 72 year old female, unknown contact with a confirmed case, unknown travel-related exposure
6. 49 year old female, unknown contact with a confirmed case, unknown travel-related exposure
7. 22 year old male, unknown contact with a confirmed case, unknown travel-related exposure
8. 45 year old male, no known contact with a confirmed case, no travel-related exposure
9. 49 year old male, unknown contact with a confirmed case, unknown travel-related exposure
10. 71 year old male, unknown contact with a confirmed case, unknown travel-related exposure
11. 31 year old female, known contact with a confirmed case, no travel-related exposure
12. 40 year old male, known contact with a confirmed case, no travel-related exposure
13. 23 year old female, unknown contact with a confirmed case, unknown travel-related exposure
14. 44 year old female, unknown contact with a confirmed case, unknown travel-related exposure
The Health Department is conducting case investigation and contact tracing on these cases. The individuals will remain in isolation until released by public health. The total case count to date is 196 for Nassau County (188 residents, 8 non-FL residents).
As of this date, 90 residents have been released from isolation.
90 cases of Cornavirus in Zip-Code 32034. On June 30, there were 79 Coronavirus cases in Zip-Code 32034. It appears that 11 of the 14 cases today are in 32034.
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