Florida Breaks COVID-19 Case Records for 5th Consecutive Day With 75,962 New Cases

Katie Francis

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Florida Breaks COVID-19 Case Records for 5th Consecutive Day With 75,962 New Cases

Katie Francis

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Florida Breaks COVID-19 Case Records for 5th Consecutive Day With 75,962 New Cases

Florida has once again shattered its COVID-19 case records with 75,962 new cases reported today, December 31, 2021. Yesterday’s record was amended to 58,013 as the initial number of 77,848 included backlogged data.

NBC Miami reported the latest data per the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. The record was also broken for the 7-day new case average, which has reached 42, 654 according to Dr. Howard Forman.

Dr. Forman also reports that today’s records also top the records for every state to date so far.

At this time, neither Walt Disney World nor Universal Orlando Resort have reported any new changes to policies regarding the latest data.

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5 thoughts on “Florida Breaks COVID-19 Case Records for 5th Consecutive Day With 75,962 New Cases”

  1. At least this strain is less dangerous. Maybe that is why nothing has been said. Because it now acts like the flu or the cold.

    • Your gal AOC was living it up in Free Florida without a mask. But I guess rules don’t apply to her?

  2. Big deal. Case counts don’t mean jack anymore. Hospitalizations and deaths are the real metrics, which are 2-3 LOWER than with Delta. Nearly everyone who is getting tested is coming back positive. At this point, masks ain’t gonna help “slow the spread” or do anything for that matter. The omicron variant is rampant at this point, there is no stopping it, everyone will get it, which has been likened to a common cold/flu. Time to move on.

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