TALLAHASSEE, Fla. -- State health officials say a man has tested positive and five others have tested "presumptive positive" for the novel coronavirus in Florida, DOH announced over the weekend.
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The person who tested positive was identified as a 67-year-old man who is currently being isolated. The DOH said he tested positive in Broward County.
On Saturday, DOH identified one of the five "presumptive positive" patients as an 81-year-old woman from Manatee County. DOH said she has a history of travel outside the United States.
The four additional cases were out of Lee, Okaloosa, Volusia and Charlotte counties.
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As of Sunday evening, DOH says 11 Florida residents have tested positive for coronavirus, five Florida cases have been repatriated and a non-Florida resident tested positive for the virus.
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The new update from DOH comes after it was revealed that two people have died from coronavirus.
DOH identified the deceased individuals as a patient from Santa Rosa County and a person in their 70s who previously tested positive for coronavirus in Lee County.
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