January 2025 COVID-19 deaths in Florida approach 200

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Almost 200 Florida resident deaths have been linked to COVID-19 after the first month of 2025, according to data posted on the state Department of Health website.

The data showed 196 deaths, with the largest number, 19, reported in Pinellas County.

Other counties with the largest numbers included Hillsborough County, with 14; Orange County, with 13; Broward County, with 11; and Lake County, with 11.

The Department of Health website shows that 5,984 resident deaths were linked to COVID-19 in 2024.

That was the lowest number since the pandemic hit in 2020.

The death totals were:

  • 23,350 in 2020
  • 39,870 in 2021
  • 21,310 in 2022
  • 8,445 in 2023

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